PK_DEBUG_try_smp_t

typedef int PK_DEBUG_try_smp_t;

Used in:

PK_DEBUG_try_error_handler_o_t

This datatype controls what kind of SMP, if any, is used with
PK_DEBUG_try_error_handler.

Parasolid has two internal methods of setting worker threads to
work. Method A is used for most Parasolid modelling operations
that can use SMP. Method B is only used for a few operations.
There is no way to choose which method should be used for
operations: the correct choice depends on the algorithm used
within Parasolid. This datatype makes the two methods available
strictly in the interests of allowing testing with
PK_DEBUG_try_error_handler to be as complete as possible.

It has values:

    PK_DEBUG_try_smp_no_c    No SMP will be used. The function supplied to
                             PK_DEBUG_try_error_handler will be called from
                             the thread that was used by the application to
                             call PK_DEBUG_try_error_handler.
    PK_DEBUG_try_smp_A_c     Method A SMP will be used. The function
                             supplied to PK_DEBUG_try_error_handler will
                             be called from one or more worker threads within
                             Parasolid. The number of these threads depends
                             on the settings made with PK_SESSION_set_smp.
    PK_DEBUG_try_smp_B_c     As for PK_DEBUG_try_smp_A_c, but method B SMP
                             will be used.