GCC Context Switch
[System Support]

Thread context switching for avr-gcc. More...

Collaboration diagram for GCC Context Switch:

Defines

#define LONG_PTR_P(lp, mem_p)

Functions

void NutThreadSwitch (void)
 Switch to another thread.
HANDLE NutThreadCreate (char *name, void(*fn)(void *), void *arg, size_t stackSize)
 Create a new thread.

Detailed Description

Thread context switching for avr-gcc.


Define Documentation

#define LONG_PTR_P ( lp,
mem_p   ) 
Value:
__asm__ __volatile__("ldi %A0, lo8("#mem_p ")" "\n\t" \
                         "ldi %B0, hi8("#mem_p ")" "\n\t" \
                         "ldi %C0, hh8("#mem_p ")" "\n\t" \
                         "clr %D0" \
                         :"=d" (lp))

Definition at line 196 of file context_gcc.c.


Function Documentation

void NutThreadSwitch ( void   ) 

Switch to another thread.

Stop the current thread, saving its context. Then start the one with the highest priority, which is ready to run.

Application programs typically do not call this function.

Note:
CPU interrupts must be disabled before calling this function.

Definition at line 234 of file context_gcc.c.

References runningThread, runQueue, and TDS_RUNNING.

HANDLE NutThreadCreate ( char *  name,
void(*)(void *)  fn,
void *  arg,
size_t  stackSize 
)

Create a new thread.

If the current thread's priority is lower or equal than the default priority (64), then the current thread is stopped and the new one is started.

Parameters:
name String containing the symbolic name of the new thread, up to 8 characters long.
fn The thread's entry point, typically created by the THREAD macro.
arg Argument pointer passed to the new thread.
stackSize Number of bytes of the stack space allocated for the new thread.
Returns:
Pointer to the NUTTHREADINFO structure or 0 to indicate an error.

Definition at line 321 of file context_gcc.c.

References __os_trf, __os_trs, DEADBEEF, fprintf(), memcpy(), NutDumpThreadList(), NutEnterCritical, NutExitCritical, NutStackAlloc, NutThreadAddPriQueue(), nutThreadList, NutThreadSwitch(), runningThread, runQueue, and TDS_READY.


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