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\)
The funcons for threads are tentative. They have not yet been rigorously
unit-tested, nor used significantly in language definitions.
The multithreading funcons involve multiple mutable entities, and are
generally specified by inference rules with premises involving the values of
those entities before and after a transition.
The synchronising funcons only involve the \(\SHADE{\NAMEHYPER{../../../Funcons-beta/Computations/Normal}{Storing}{store}}\) entity, and wrap
compound funcon terms in \(\SHADE{\NAME{thread-atomic}
( \_ )}\) to inhibit preemption.
Some of the unit tests are based on examples in an IBM threads guide.