If you do the following...
do %script.r
do %script2.r
do %script3.r
The scripts will execute in succession, but when they complete is up to the
processor, RAM, hard drive, etc.
This is how I understand it, anyway, because you are essentially mult-
tasking within a single task, which is the
I am kind of doing multi-tasking using /core, but the way I am doing it is not
too pretty. It is a temporary solution until /Command comes out.
What I do is run multiple instances of REBOL. These instances can communicate
with each other using sockets. If you use windows, a batch file like so
