Killing a fork join_none present in a for loop

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In reply to dave_59:

Hi Dave , sorry for the confusion. It worked means killing the grand children happened with disable fork_name on one fork join_none block that is not the fork join_none block inside the for loop. so I tried to kill the fork block inside the for loop the same way and it gave compilation error. You are right. and applying the reset second time means I need to apply the reset on rtl when traffic flows . and the traffic flow starts after initial reset. here is the code.



fork  begin

      fork
        Rate();
      join_none

      fork
         Cycle();
      join_none
       if(!empty) 
       begin

         
         for (int i_s=Min; i_s<=Max; i_s++) begin
            fork
            automatic int local_i_s = i_s;
            begin
               task0(local_i_s);
            end
            join_none
         end

         fork: fork_drivePkt
            task1;
	
            task2;
         join_none :fork_drivePkt
              // I tried by placing the code @reset_event disable fork here (reset_event is endThreads in the code) but it didn't work. I will give a trail again.  
                begin
                   @endThreads;
                   disable fork_drivePkt;
                 end
          
       end 
   end
   join

I want to kill all the tasks inside not empty block . all the code is in main task of vmm