Java/C#/C++: Add change notes for in/out barriers and barrierguards. #1793
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Aug 22, 2019
| - The possibility of specifying barrier edges in data-flow configurations has | ||
| been replaced with the option of specifying in- and out-barriers on nodes. | ||
| This should be simpler to use effectively, as it does not require knowledge | ||
| about the actual edges used internally by the library. |
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Please write out the names of the deprecated predicate and the two new predicates.
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Something went wrong with github. Reopened here: #1794 |
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The change note on barrier guards is only added for Java, as the feature is not yet enabled for the other languages.