Considerations for Using Iteration Variables with COZYROC Parallel Loop Task in ForEach Loop Containers
When working with the COZYROC Parallel Loop Task in a ForEach Loop Container, it is crucial to properly scope the iteration variable to avoid errors and concurrency issues.
Key Considerations:
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Iteration Variable Scope: When utilizing the Parallel Loop Task, you must define the iteration variable within the scope of the ForEach Loop Container. This is necessary because the Parallel Loop Task operates across multiple threads and requires a scoped iteration variable to ensure proper execution.
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Concurrency Issues: Failing to properly scope the iteration variable inside the ForEach Loop Container can lead to errors and may cause concurrency issues, as the task will not be able to correctly track each iteration across the parallel threads.
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