Changes between Version 120 and Version 121 of library_stdio

Timestamp:

Sep 25, 2015, 12:58:03 PM (10 years ago)

Author:

alain

Comment:

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library_stdio

@@ -80 +80 @@
  * '''string''' : message displayed on TTY0.
 
- === 7) int '''giet_pthread_pause'''( char* vspace , pthread_t trdid ) ===
-This function is an extension to the POSIX standard. It deactivates the thread identified by the <vspace> and <trdid> arguments. The target thread goes to the ''blocked'' state at the next context switch, and will not be scheduled until the thread is reactivated by the giet_pthread_resume() function. The thread context (including the resources dynamically allocated to the thread) is not modified.
+ === 7) int '''giet_pthread_pause'''( char* vspace , char* thread ) ===
+This function is an extension to the POSIX standard. It deactivates the thread identified by the <vspace> and <thread> arguments. The target thread goes to the ''blocked'' state at the next context switch, and will not be scheduled until the thread is reactivated by the giet_pthread_resume() function. The thread context (including the resources dynamically allocated to the thread) is not modified.
  * '''vspace''' : vspace name.
- * '''trdid''' : thread identifier in vspace.
+ * '''thread''' : thread name in mapping.
 Return 0 if success.
 Return -1 if vspace name not found.
-Return -2 if trdid illegal or not found.
-
- === 8) int '''get_pthread_resume'''( char* vspace , pthread_t trdid ) === 
-This function is an extension to the POSIX standard. It  reactivates a thread identified by the <vspace> and <trdid> arguments, that was descheduled by the giet_pthread_pause() function. The target thread goes to the ''runable'' state, and can be rescheduled at the next context switch to resume execution.
+Return -2 if thread name not found.
+
+ === 8) int '''get_pthread_resume'''( char* vspace , char* thread ) === 
+This function is an extension to the POSIX standard. It  reactivates a thread identified by the <vspace> and <thread> arguments, that was descheduled by the giet_pthread_pause() function. The target thread goes to the ''runable'' state, and can be rescheduled at the next context switch to resume execution.
  * '''vspace''' : vspace name.
- * '''trdid''' : thread identifier in vspace.
+ * '''thread''' : thread name in mapping.
 Return 0 if success.
 Return -1 if vspace name not found.
-Return -2 if trdid illegal or not found.
+Return -2 if thread name not found.