task_m Module

Define an abstract interface to tasks that the scheduler image assigns and that a compute image executes.

Uses

- payload_m
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Abstract Interfaces

execute_i

Derived Types

task_t

Abstract Interfaces

abstract interface

private function execute_i(self, arguments) result(output)
complete the assigned task

Arguments

Type Intent Optional Attributes Name

class(task_t), intent(in) :: self

type(payload_t), intent(in) :: arguments(:)

Return Value type(payload_t)

Derived Types

type, public, abstract :: task_t

encapsulate task work

Type-Bound Procedures

procedure(execute_i), public :: execute