Re:Concurrency Combination
by tychonoff on Saturday April 10, 2010 @11:22AM
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Line up 60 boxes in order, each representing a time slot for one instruction. Selecting any 30 of them would represent one way the 60 instructions could be interleaved, if those 30 selections represent the first loop. A different selection of 30 boxes for the first loop would represent a different arrangement for the 60 instructions, and all arrangements may be obtained this way. So 60 choose 30 would be all possible arrangements.
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