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...ting a new portion; dynamic load balancing becomes much less efficient. - Adding local side effects to the function and detecting them while the parallel function is running in a child process (parabar). A clever hack, but much harder to extend to distributed clusters. With recvData and recvOneData becoming exported in R-4.4 [*], another approach becomes feasible: wrap the cluster object (and all nodes) into another class, attach the progress callback as an attribute, and let recvData / recvOneData call it. This makes it possible to give wrapped cluster objects to unchanged code, but requires...

...balancing > becomes much less efficient. > > - Adding local side effects to the function and detecting them while > the parallel function is running in a child process (parabar). A > clever hack, but much harder to extend to distributed clusters. > > With recvData and recvOneData becoming exported in R-4.4 [*], another > approach becomes feasible: wrap the cluster object (and all nodes) into > another class, attach the progress callback as an attribute, and let > recvData / recvOneData call it. This makes it possible to give wrapped > cluster objects to unchange...