RTEMS CPU Kit with SuperCore
4.11.3
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Signal MP Support. More...
#include <rtems/score/mpciimpl.h>
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Data Structures | |
struct | Signal_MP_Packet |
The following data structure defines the packet used to perform remote signal operations. More... | |
Enumerations | |
enum | Signal_MP_Remote_operations { SIGNAL_MP_SEND_REQUEST = 0, SIGNAL_MP_SEND_RESPONSE = 1 } |
The following enumerated type defines the list of remote signal operations. | |
Functions | |
rtems_status_code | _Signal_MP_Send_request_packet (Signal_MP_Remote_operations operation, Objects_Id task_id, rtems_signal_set signal_in) |
Signal MP Send Request Packet. More... | |
void | _Signal_MP_Send_response_packet (Signal_MP_Remote_operations operation, Thread_Control *the_thread) |
Signal MP Send Response Packet. More... | |
void | _Signal_MP_Process_packet (rtems_packet_prefix *the_packet_prefix) |
Signal MP Process Packet. More... | |
Signal_MP_Packet * | _Signal_MP_Get_packet (void) |
Signal MP Get Packet. More... | |
Signal MP Support.
This include file contains all the constants and structures associated with the Multiprocessing Support in the Signal Manager.
Signal_MP_Packet* _Signal_MP_Get_packet | ( | void | ) |
Signal MP Get Packet.
This function is used to obtain a signal mp packet.
References _MPCI_Get_packet().
void _Signal_MP_Process_packet | ( | rtems_packet_prefix * | the_packet_prefix | ) |
Signal MP Process Packet.
This routine performs the actions specific to this package for the request from another node.
rtems_status_code _Signal_MP_Send_request_packet | ( | Signal_MP_Remote_operations | operation, |
Objects_Id | task_id, | ||
rtems_signal_set | signal_in | ||
) |
Signal MP Send Request Packet.
This routine performs a remote procedure call so that a directive operation can be initiated on another node.
void _Signal_MP_Send_response_packet | ( | Signal_MP_Remote_operations | operation, |
Thread_Control * | the_thread | ||
) |
Signal MP Send Response Packet.
This routine performs a remote procedure call so that a directive can be performed on another node.