Changes between Version 98 and Version 99 of processus_thread

Timestamp:

Jun 21, 2018, 4:30:04 PM (7 years ago)

Author:

nicolas.van.phan@…

Comment:

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processus_thread

@@ -25 +25 @@
  * '''KILLED''' : the process received a SIGKILL signal. It will be destroyed by the parent process executing a wait() sys call.
 
-There is a partial list of informations stored in a process descriptor ( process_t  in ALMOS-MKH ):
+You can find below a partial list of informations stored in a process descriptor ( process_t  in ALMOS-MKH ):
 - '''PID''' :  proces identifier.
 - '''PPID''' : parent process identifier, 
@@ -58 +58 @@
 This implementation of ALMOS-MKH does not support thread migration: a thread is pinned on a given core in a given cluster. In the future process migration mechanism, all threads of given process in a given cluster can migrate to another cluster for load balancing. This mechanism is not implemented yet (february 2018), and will require to distinguish the kernel thread identifier (TRDID, that will be modified by a migration), and the user thread identifier (THREAD, that cannot be modified by a migration). In the current implementation, the user identifier (returned by the pthread_create() sys call, is identical to the kernel identifier.
 
-There is a partial list of informations stored in a thread descriptor (thread_t in ALMOS-MKH):
+You can find below a partial list of informations stored in a thread descriptor (thread_t in ALMOS-MKH):
  * '''TRDID''' : thread identifier
  * '''TYPE''' : KERNEL / USER / IDLE / RPC