/* This program (although it doesn't do anything) does some things that
 * behave differently in shared and distrubuted environments
 */

typedef struct {
	char a[100];
} hi;

typedef char arr[100];

@process
legal(hi there)
{/* Passing structures by value is legal under gcc (which is what we are using)
  */
	/* Can refer to there.a[0] */
}

@process
not_quiet_legal(arr a)
{
	/* This passes in a pointer and although it might work in shared-memory
	 * type situations it will not work in a distributed environment
	 *
	 * Actually, since this implementation packs arguments to @process's
	 * into a struct this code will not do what you expect it to... and
	 * the compiler will warn you that something strange is going on...
	 */
}

eMain()
{
	hi mum;
	arr b;

	@cooperate { legal(mum); not_quiet_legal(b) /* DO NOT put a ; here! */ }
	/* It would be especially naughty to assume that elements of b
	 * had changed at this point in the program
	 */
}