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<h3 id="Useful-macro:-@spawnat">Useful macro: <code>@spawnat</code><a class="anchor-link" href="#Useful-macro:-@spawnat"></a></h3><p>You have provably realized that in order to use <code>remotecall</code> we have written auxiliary anonymous functions. They are needed to wrap the code we want to execute remotely. Writing these functions can be tedious. Happily, the macro <code>@spawnat</code> generates an auxiliary function from the given block of code and calls <code>remotecall</code> for us. For instance, the two following cells are equivalent.</p>
<h3 id="Useful-macro:-@spawnat">Useful macro: <code>@spawnat</code><a class="anchor-link" href="#Useful-macro:-@spawnat"></a></h3><p>You have probably realized that in order to use <code>remotecall</code> we have written auxiliary anonymous functions. They are needed to wrap the code we want to execute remotely. Writing these functions can be tedious. Happily, the macro <code>@spawnat</code> generates an auxiliary function from the given block of code and calls <code>remotecall</code> for us. For instance, the two following cells are equivalent.</p>
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<p>We have activated the current folder. Now let's see which is the active project in another process, say process 2. You will see that process 2 is provably still using the global package environment.</p>
<p>We have activated the current folder. Now let's see which is the active project in another process, say process 2. You will see that process 2 is probably still using the global package environment.</p>
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