This is so that the task can be sure to be removed from the user noticeboard on the remote machine. When a remote machine is specified, this routine is being called by the 'Receiver' task on the machine on which the task used to run, since the 'receiver' task keeps a note of all the machines that have expressed an interest in the task running locally. When the local machine is specified, this is being called by the 'Master' task in order to send this message to the local 'Receiver' task and thus trigger the notification of the remote machines. The root message space address of the calling task, as returned by its initial call to ImpRegister. The Pid of the task that has exited.
Machine int The remote machine to be notified.
If a non-zero value is passed, this task returns immediately. External variables used None. Prior requirements This routine is for internal IMP use only, and should not be called from outside the IMP system. 7th August 1995 Support K. Shortridge, AAO .