In traditional precedence-constrained scheduling a task is ready to execute when all its predecessors are complete. We call such a task an AND task. In this paper we allow certain tasks to be ready when just one of their predecessors is complete. These tasks are known as OR tasks. We ...
Now that we have cleared out the precedence, let’s review where we can define our implicits to design an API without the import tax. Category 1 (implicits loaded to current scope) should be avoided if you want to let your user write their code in arbitrary packages and classes and want...