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if c(a)<c(b) or time - stamp(e) < time - stamp(e`) , then we can not tell which one are executed first , with the vector , we may able to determine the precedence.

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a->b implies c(a) < c(b)

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c(a)<c(b) does not implies a -> b!!

so not a true clock !!

parshant tyagi geu dehradun , 27/03/2012

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