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The scope does not represent what it should, as only the resources usable by the calling thread are reported.
Instead, I would expect the resources usable by the whole process (that is, the one that spawned the thread)
to be reported.
Currently, no instrinsic scope is able to make this distinction.
in issue #41, @samuelkgutierrez proposes to add an intrinsic QVI_SCOPE_SELF that would differ in behaviour
when used by a process or a thread.
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The scope does not represent what it should, as only the resources usable by the calling thread are reported.
Instead, I would expect the resources usable by the whole process (that is, the one that spawned the thread)
to be reported.
Currently, no instrinsic scope is able to make this distinction.
in issue #41, @samuelkgutierrez proposes to add an intrinsic
QVI_SCOPE_SELF
that would differ in behaviourwhen used by a process or a thread.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: