Changes between Version 55 and Version 56 of kernel_syscalls

Timestamp:

Dec 13, 2016, 1:37:39 PM (8 years ago)

Author:

alain

Comment:

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kernel_syscalls

@@ -48 +48 @@
 This function deschedule the calling thread.
 
-=== 6) void '''_sys_kthread_create'''( unsigned int * trdid , unsigned int x , unsigned int y , unsigned int p , void * function , void * arg ) ===
+=== 6) void '''_sys_kthread_create'''( unsigned int * trdid , unsigned int x , unsigned int y , unsigned int p , char * name , void * function , unsigned int arg ) ===
 This function initializes a kernel thread context, for a core identified by the <x,y,p> arguments, in a given scheduler.
 It allocate a new "ltid" and update the threads field in the scheduler.
-It is used in kernel-init to create the NIC_TX and NIC_RX kernel threads.
+It is used in kernel-init to create the NIC_TX_MOVE and NIC_RX_MOVE kernel threads.
  * '''trdid''' : pointer on buffer for allocated trdid.
  * '''x''' : X cluster coordinate.
  * '''y''' : Y cluster coordinate.
  * '''p''' : local processor index in cluster.
- * '''function''' : pointer on the thread entry function.
- * '''arg''' : pointer on function argument. 
+ * '''name''' : thread name (for debug).
+ * '''function''' : pointer on the entry function.
+ * '''arg''' : entry function argument value. 
 
 == __Coprocessors related syscall handlers__ ==