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The dispatcher dispatches threads and, by that, puts the scheduler's decisions into action. More...
#include <thread/dispatcher.h>
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static Thread * | active () |
Returns the thread currently running on the CPU core calling this method. More... | |
static bool | isActive (const Thread *thread, unsigned *cpu=nullptr) |
Check if thread is currently active. More... | |
static void | go (Thread *first) |
This method stores first as life pointer for this CPU core and triggers the execution of first thread. More... | |
static void | dispatch (Thread *next) |
Updates the life pointer to next and issues a thread change from the old to the new life pointer. More... | |
Detailed Description
The dispatcher dispatches threads and, by that, puts the scheduler's decisions into action.
The dispatcher manages the life pointer that refers to the currently active thread and performs the actual switching of processes. For single-core systems, a single life pointer is sufficient, as only a single thread can be active at any one time. On multi-core systems, every CPU core needs its own life pointer.
Member Function Documentation
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inlinestatic |
Returns the thread currently running on the CPU core calling this method.
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inlinestatic |
Check if thread is currently active.
- Parameters
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thread Pointer to the thread in question cpu will receive the core number if cpu
pointer is notnullptr
and the thread is currently active
- Returns
true
if currently running, false otherwise
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This method stores first
as life pointer for this CPU core and triggers the execution of first
thread.
- Note
- Only to be used for the first thread running on a CPU core.
- Parameters
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first First thread to be executed on this CPU core.
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Updates the life pointer to next and issues a thread change from the old to the new life pointer.
- Parameters
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next Next thread to be executed.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- thread/dispatcher.h
- thread/dispatcher.cc