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| − | Arrays of | + | Arrays of semaphores are Since Version 4.9.7 |
|DESCRIPTION= | |DESCRIPTION= | ||
| − | Defines new semaphore | + | Defines new semaphore variables in the system. There are only two function for accessing this variable type: SEMTAKE and SEMGIVE. No other operations (e.g., printing, arguments) are allowed with this data type. |
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Configuration, Task, Terminal | Configuration, Task, Terminal | ||
| − | Since | + | Since Version 4.5.17 the global (common shared ) declaration is also possible from the Library context. |
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-->common shared sem as semaphore<br> | -->common shared sem as semaphore<br> | ||
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-->?semtake(sem)<br> | -->?semtake(sem)<br> | ||
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1<br> | 1<br> | ||
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-->semgive(sem)<br> | -->semgive(sem)<br> | ||
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|SEE ALSO= | |SEE ALSO= | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[MC-Basic:SEMAPHOREGIVE|SEMAPHOREGIVE]] |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[MC-Basic:SEMAPHORETAKE|SEMAPHORETAKE]] |
| − | [[Category | + | [[Category:MC-Basic:Declarations|COMMON SHARED ... AS SEMAPHORE]] |
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Latest revision as of 09:33, 26 April 2017
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Defines new semaphore variables in the system. There are only two function for accessing this variable type: SEMTAKE and SEMGIVE. No other operations (e.g., printing, arguments) are allowed with this data type.
Syntax
COMMON SHARED <semaphore name> AS SEMAPHORE
Availability
All versions
Arrays of semaphores are Since Version 4.9.7
Scope
Configuration, Task, Terminal
Since Version 4.5.17 the global (common shared ) declaration is also possible from the Library context.
Examples
-->common shared sem as semaphore
-->?semtake(sem)
1
-->semgive(sem)
-->