Global bit flags

SS is a collection of related C preprocessor symbols defined in sslib.h.

Synopsis:

SS_ALLSAME: All applicable tasks are supplying identical data or performing the same operation. For instance, in a call to ss_pers_new this indicates that the new object can be “born synchronized” because all tasks will have the same value for the object without needing to communicate. Absence of this bit simply means that different tasks might be supplying different data but doesn’t guarantee that the data is different. (Note: this value must be distinct from TRUE, but don’t worry, it’s checked at runtime.)

SS_STRICT: Flag that causes certain functions to “try harder” to do something

Description: Various bit flags that are useful to different interfaces. These global flags use the high-order bits of a word while the interface-specific flags use the low-order bits.

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