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Multi-Threaded atomic_three Worker

Purpose
This routine does the computation for one thread.

Source 

namespace {
void multi_atomic_three_worker(void)
{   size_t thread_num  = thread_alloc::thread_num();
    size_t num_threads = std::max(num_threads_, size_t(1));
    bool   ok          = thread_num < num_threads;
    //
    vector<double> x(1), y(1);
    size_t n = work_all_[thread_num]->y_squared->size();
    work_all_[thread_num]->square_root->resize(n);
    for(size_t i = 0; i < n; i++)
    {   x[0] = (* work_all_[thread_num]->y_squared )[i];
        y    = work_all_[thread_num]->fun->Forward(0, x);
        //
        (* work_all_[thread_num]->square_root )[i] = y[0];
    }
    work_all_[thread_num]->ok             = ok;
}
}
Input File: example/multi_thread/multi_atomic_three.cpp