Changes between Version 115 and Version 116 of processus_thread


Ignore:
Timestamp:
Nov 3, 2019, 3:09:24 PM (4 years ago)
Author:
alain
Comment:

--

Legend:

Unmodified
Added
Removed
Modified

  • processus_thread

    v115 v116  
    151151 * the ''join_lock'' field is a remote_spin_lock.
    152152 * the ''join_xp'' field contains an extended pointer on the first arrived thread.
    153  * the ''exit_status'' field is used to transmit the global pointer returned by the terminating thread to the joining thread.
     153 * the ''exit_status'' field is used to transmit the global pointer returned by the terminating thread T to the joining thread T.
    154154It uses also two specific [https://www-soc.lip6.fr/trac/almos-mkh/browser/trunk/kernel/kern/thread.h#L72 THREAD_FLAG_JOIN_DONE] and [https://www-soc.lip6.fr/trac/almos-mkh/browser/trunk/kernel/kern/thread.h#L73 THREAD_FLAG_KILL_DONE] flags in the target thread descriptor ''flags'' field, and one specific blocking bit [https://www-soc.lip6.fr/trac/almos-mkh/browser/trunk/kernel/kern/thread.h#L86 THREAD_BLOCKED_JOIN], in the ''blocked'' field.
    155155
    156156 * Both the killer thread K, (executing the thread_kill() or the thread_exit() function), and the joining thread J (executing the sys_thread_join() function), try to take the ''join_lock'' implemented in the T thread descriptor (the ''join_lock'' in the J thread is not used).
    157  * The K thread test the FLAG_JOIN_DONE in the T thread descriptor:
    158    * If the FLAG_JOIN_DONE is set, the J thread arrived first and is blocked on the BLOCKED_JOIN condition: the K thread unblocks the J thread from the BLOCKED_JOIN condition (using the ''join_xp'' field in the T thread), reset the JOIN_DONE flag in T thread,  registers the exit status in the T thread ''exit_status'' field (only when the K thread is the T pthread itself executing the pthread_exit() function, and finally  releases the ''join_lock'' in T thread. It completes the T thread destruction as described in the detached case.
    159    * If the FLAG_JOIN_DONE is not set, the K thread arrived first: the K thread blocks the K thread on the BLOCKED_JOIN condition, sets the FLAG_KILL_DONE in the T thread, registers the exit status in the T thread ''exit_status'' field (only when the K thread is the T pthread itself executing the pthread_exit() function, registers the killer thread extended pointer in the T thread ''join_xp'' field, releases the ''join_lock'' in the T thread, and deschedules. It completes the T thread destruction as described in the detached case when it is unblocked by the J thread.
    160  * The J thread tests the FLAG_KILL_DONE in the T thread descriptor:
    161    * If the FLAG_KILL_DONE is set, the K thread arrived first and is blocked on the BLOCKED_JOIN condition: the J thread unblocks the killer thread, resets the FLAG_KILL_DONE in the T thread, releases the "join_lock" in T thread, and returns.
    162    * If the FLAG_KILL_DONE is not set, the J thread arrived first: the J thread registers its extended pointer in the T thread "join_xp" field, set the FLAG_JOIN_DONE in the T thread, sets the BLOCKED_EXIT bit in the J thread, releases the "join_lock" in the T thread, and deschedules. It simply returns when it is unblocked by the K thread.
     157 * After taking the lock, the K thread test the FLAG_JOIN_DONE in the T thread descriptor:
     158   * If the FLAG_JOIN_DONE is set, the J thread arrived first and is blocked on the BLOCKED_JOIN condition: the K thread unblocks the J thread from the BLOCKED_JOIN condition (using the ''join_xp'' field in the T thread), reset the JOIN_DONE flag in T thread,  registers the exit status in the T thread ''exit_status'' field (only when the K thread is the T pthread itself executing the pthread_exit() function), releases the ''join_lock'' in T thread, and finally completes the T thread destruction as described in the detached case.
     159   * If the FLAG_JOIN_DONE is not set, the K thread arrived first: the K thread blocks the K thread on the BLOCKED_JOIN condition, sets the FLAG_KILL_DONE in the T thread, registers the exit status in the T thread ''exit_status'' field (only when the K thread is the T pthread itself executing the pthread_exit() function), registers the killer thread extended pointer in the T thread ''join_xp'' field, releases the ''join_lock'' in the T thread, and deschedules. It completes the T thread destruction as described in the detached case when it is unblocked by the J thread.
     160 * After taking the lock, the J thread tests the FLAG_KILL_DONE in the T thread descriptor:
     161   * If the FLAG_KILL_DONE is set, the K thread arrived first and is blocked on the BLOCKED_JOIN condition: the J thread get the ''exit_status'' from the T thread, unblocks the K thread, resets the FLAG_KILL_DONE in the T thread, releases the "join_lock" in T thread, and returns.
     162   * If the FLAG_KILL_DONE is not set, the J thread arrived first: the J thread registers its extended pointer in the T thread "join_xp" field, set the FLAG_JOIN_DONE in the T thread, sets the BLOCKED_EXIT bit in the J thread, releases the "join_lock" in the T thread, and deschedules. It get the ''exit_status" from the T thread and returns when it is unblocked by the K thread.
    163163
    164164== __6) Process destruction__ ==