HSL2.0 - context
What is a context?
When defining an HSL 2.0 module, a context must be assigned to it.
This context (also called module context) is defined by a string. This string must be unique.
If a topic area consists of several modules, all modules within the topic area should run in the same context.
All modules within a context share a thread in which processing takes place.
Note
In most examples within this documentation the context "hsl20_fw_examples" is used. This means that these modules would share a separate thread at runtime.
More about context and thread.