Changes between Version 88 and Version 89 of processus_thread

Timestamp:

Mar 1, 2018, 5:30:58 PM (6 years ago)

Author:

alain

Comment:

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processus_thread

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 This destruction mechanism can involve three threads: the target thread T, the killer thread K, and the joining thread J:
 
-It uses three specific fields in the thread descriptor: the ''join_lock'' field is a remote_spin_lock; the ''join_value'' field contains the termination status returned by the T thread; the ''join_xp'' field contains an extended pointer on the first arrived thread. It uses also two specific THREAD_FLAG_JOIN_DONE and THREAD_FLAG_KILL_DONE flags in the thread descriptor ''flags'' field, and one specific blocking bit THREAD_BLOCKED_JOIN, in the ''blocked'' field. 
+It uses two specific fields in the thread descriptor: the ''join_lock'' field is a remote_spin_lock, and the ''join_xp'' field contains an extended pointer on the first arrived thread. It uses also two specific THREAD_FLAG_JOIN_DONE and THREAD_FLAG_KILL_DONE flags in the target thread descriptor ''flags'' field, and one specific blocking bit THREAD_BLOCKED_JOIN, in the ''blocked'' field. 
 
  * Both the killer thread K, executing the thread_kill() 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). 
  * The K thread test the FLAG_JOIN_DONE in the T thread descriptor: 
    * If the FLAG_JOIN_DONE is set, the J thread arrived first and is blocked on the BLOCKED_JOIN condition: the K thread unblock 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, releases the ''join_lock'' in T thread, and completes the T thread destruction as described in the detached case. 
-   * 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, set the FLAG_KILL_DONE in the T thread, register 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 resumes.
+   * 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, set the FLAG_KILL_DONE in the T thread, register 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.
  * The J thread test the FLAG_KILL_DONE in the T thread descriptor:
-   * If the FLAG_KILL_DONE is set, the K thread arrived first and is blocked on the BLOCKED_JOIN condition: the J thread reset the BLOCKED_JOIN bit in the K thread, get the exit value from the T thread "join_value" field, releases the "join_lock" in T thread, and return. 
-   * If the FLAG_KILL_DONE is not set, the J thread arrived first: the J thread register 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 will get the exit value  from the T thread "join_value" field and return when it resumes.
+   * If the FLAG_KILL_DONE is set, the K thread arrived first and is blocked on the BLOCKED_JOIN condition: the J thread reset the BLOCKED_JOIN bit in the K thread, releases the "join_lock" in T thread, and returns. 
+   * If the FLAG_KILL_DONE is not set, the J thread arrived first: the J thread register 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.
 
 == __6) Process destruction__ ==