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==Overview==
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that the feature application of <code>x.f</code> will complete before <code>y.g</code> begins.
In concurrent Eiffel with SCOOP things are different. This is because a particular feature call, <code>x.f</code>, may occur one processor, and the consequent feature application (of feature <code>f</code> to <code>x</code>) may occur on a different processor.
In concurrent Eiffel with SCOOP things are different. This is because a particular feature call, <code>x.f</code>, may occur on one processor, and the consequent feature application (of feature <code>f</code> to <code>x</code>) may occur on a different processor.
{{definition|Synchronous feature call|A feature call in which the execution of the calling client does not proceed until the feature application has completed. }}