Closed dsyme closed 9 years ago
I believe ParStream.iter needs to check for if stream.PreserveOrdering then...
if stream.PreserveOrdering then...
Repro:
ParStream.ofArray [| 101 .. 201 |] |> ParStream.filter (fun x -> x % 2 = 0) |> ParStream.mapi (fun i x -> (i,x)) |> ParStream.iter (printfn "%A")
gives
(25, 126) (1, 102) (51, 152) (3, 104) (27, 128) (53, 154) (5, 106) (29, 130) (31, 132) (7, 108) (55, 156) (33, 134) (9, 110) (57, 158) (35, 136) (11, 112) (59, 160) (37, 138) (13, 114) (15, 116) (39, 140) (61, 162) (17, 118) (41, 142) (63, 164) (19, 120) (43, 144) (65, 166) (21, 122) (45, 146) (23, 124) (47, 148) (67, 168) (75, 176) (49, 150) (69, 170) (77, 178) (71, 172) (79, 180) (73, 174) (81, 182) (83, 184) (85, 186) (87, 188) (89, 190) (91, 192) (93, 194) (95, 196) (97, 198) (99, 200)
I believe ParStream.iter needs to check for
if stream.PreserveOrdering then...
Repro:
gives