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Added subheader for separate argument rule.

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Author:halw
Date:2011-07-14T17:27:05.000000Z


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The root class of the example creates the bounded product buffer and a number of producers and consumers, all given <code>separate</code> types. It requests the producers to create a number of products, and the consumers, in the aggregate, to consume that same number of products. The root class of the example creates the bounded product buffer and a number of producers and consumers, all given <code>separate</code> types. It requests the producers to create a number of products, and the consumers, in the aggregate, to consume that same number of products.
==Separate argument rule==
Notice that the root class uses a feature <code>launch_producer</code> (and a corresponding feature <code>launch_consumer</code>) for instructing the producers and consumers on how many products to handle. <code>launch_producer</code> looks like this: Notice that the root class uses a feature <code>launch_producer</code> (and a corresponding feature <code>launch_consumer</code>) for instructing the producers and consumers on how many products to handle. <code>launch_producer</code> looks like this:
<code> <code>