removed remaining references to tasks_cpp

CMakeLists.txt

@@ -98,9 +98,9 @@ endif()
 message("   (set with command line option -DWARNINGS_ARE_ERRORS=ON/OFF)")
 
 if (USE_AUTOMATIC_INITIALIZATION STREQUAL ON)
-  message("-- MTAPI/Tasks automatic initialization enabled (default)")
+  message("-- MTAPI automatic initialization enabled (default)")
 else()
-  message("-- MTAPI/Tasks automatic initialization disabled")
+  message("-- MTAPI automatic initialization disabled")
 endif()
 message("   (set with command line option -DUSE_AUTOMATIC_INITIALIZATION=ON/OFF)")
 
@@ -137,7 +137,6 @@ set(EXPECTED_EMBB_TEST_EXECUTABLES "embb_algorithms_cpp_test"
                 "embb_mtapi_c_test"
                 "embb_mtapi_cpp_test"
                 "embb_mtapi_network_c_test"
-                "embb_tasks_cpp_test"
                 )
 
 # if opencl is there, we also expect the mtapi opencl test to be generated

README.md

@@ -100,7 +100,6 @@ Currently, EMB² contains the following components:
   - base: base_c, base_cpp
   - mtapi: mtapi_c, mtapi_cpp and
     mtapi_plugins_c (mtapi_network_c and mtapi_opencl_c)
-  - tasks: tasks_cpp
   - algorithms: algorithms_cpp
   - dataflow: dataflow_cpp
   - containers: containers_cpp
@@ -114,10 +113,9 @@ implemented in C. Component base_cpp is mainly a C++ wrapper around the base_c
 functions. Component mtapi_c is a task scheduler written in C and mtapi_cpp a
 C++ wrapper for the scheduler (mtapi_network_c and mtapi_opencl_c are scheduler
 plugins for distributed and OpenCL-based heterogeneous systems, respectively).
-To simplify programming of homogeneous systems, tasks_cpp contains abstractions
-to the MTAPI interfaces. Component algorithms_cpp provides high-level constructs
-for typical parallelization tasks in C++, and dataflow_cpp generic skeletons for
-the development of parallel stream-based applications. Finally, containers_cpp
+Component algorithms_cpp provides high-level constructs for typical
+parallelization tasks in C++, and dataflow_cpp generic skeletons for the
+development of parallel stream-based applications. Finally, containers_cpp
 provides data structures for storing objects in a thread-safe way.
 
 

doc/reference/Doxyfile.in

@@ -148,7 +148,6 @@ INPUT                  = "@CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR@/doc/reference/embb.dox" \
                          "@CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR@/containers_cpp/include" \
                          "@CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR@/dataflow_cpp/include" \
                          "@CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR@/algorithms_cpp/include" \
-                         "@CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR@/tasks_cpp/include" \
                          "@CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR@/mtapi_cpp/include" \
                          "@CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR@/base_cpp/include" \
                          "@CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR@/mtapi_c/include" \

scripts/run_cpplint.sh

@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ retval=0
 
 ##Excluded files
 RAND_FILES=( embb_mtapi_test_group.cc embb_mtapi_test_queue.cc embb_mtapi_test_task.cc queue_test-inl.h )
-for project in base_c mtapi_c mtapi_plugins_c/mtapi_network_c mtapi_plugins_c/mtapi_opencl_c base_cpp mtapi_cpp tasks_cpp algorithms_cpp containers_cpp dataflow_cpp
+for project in base_c mtapi_c mtapi_plugins_c/mtapi_network_c mtapi_plugins_c/mtapi_opencl_c base_cpp mtapi_cpp algorithms_cpp containers_cpp dataflow_cpp
 do
   echo "-> Doing project: $project"
   dir=$d/$project