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ta_in_parallel

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Syntax
flag = thread_alloc::in_parallel()

Purpose
Some of the thread_alloc allocation routines have different specifications for parallel (not sequential) execution mode. This routine enables you to determine if the current execution mode is sequential or parallel.

flag
The return value has prototype
    bool flag
It is true if the current execution is in parallel mode (possibly multi-threaded) and false otherwise (sequential mode).

Example
thread_alloc.cpp

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Input File: include/cppad/utility/thread_alloc.hpp