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Multi-tasking

Intel_C_Intel
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‎08-18-2003 07:05 AM
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Hi,
I am converting an application to be multi-tasking. It has a module with a large number of global variables that are included widely using the USE statement. I need some advice on the pro's and cons of converting the module to Thread Local Storage, or making all the variables AUTOMATIC (and I can't then use the USE statement). The example in the Compaq Visual Fortran samples is not greatly helpful, being aimed at use in a DLL. I would not be using a DLL.

Any advice from people who've done it before or any examples people have of using Thread Local Storage would be greatly appreciated.
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