Changes between Version 28 and Version 29 of rpc_implementation

Timestamp:

Apr 3, 2018, 9:29:02 PM (6 years ago)

Author:

alain

Comment:

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rpc_implementation

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  * You must identify (or possibly implement if it does not exist) the kernel function ''kernel_service()'' that you want to execute remotely. This function should not use more than 10 arguments.
  * You must register the new RPC in the enum ''rpc_index_t'' (in ''rpc.h'' file), and in the ''rpc_server [ ]'' array (in the ''rpc.c'' file).
- * You must implement the marshaling function ''rpc_kernel_service_client()'', that is executed on the client side by the client thread, in the ''rpc.c'' and ''rpc.c'' files. This function (1) register the input arguments in the RPC descriptor, (2) register the RPC request in the target cluster RPC_FIFO, (3) extract the output arguments from the RPC descriptor.
- * You must implement the marshaling function ''rpc_kernel_service_server()'', that is executed on the server side by the RPC thread, in the ''rpc.c'' and ''rpc.c'' files. This function (1) extract the input arguments from the RPC descriptor, (2) call the ''kernel_service()'' function, (3) register the outputs arguments in the RPC descriptor.
+ * You must implement the marshaling function ''rpc_kernel_service_client()'', that is executed on the client side by the client thread, in the ''rpc.c'' and ''rpc.h'' files. This blocking function (1) register the input arguments in the RPC descriptor, (2) register the RPC request in the target cluster RPC_FIFO, (3) extract the output arguments from the RPC descriptor.
+ * You must implement the marshaling function ''rpc_kernel_service_server()'', that is executed on the server side by the RPC thread, in the ''rpc.c'' and ''rpc.h'' files. This function (1) extract the input arguments from the RPC descriptor, (2) call the ''kernel_service()'' function, (3) register the outputs arguments in the RPC descriptor.