Changeset 391f6628 in rtems
- Timestamp:
- 02/13/96 15:38:37 (28 years ago)
- Branches:
- 4.10, 4.11, 4.8, 4.9, 5, master
- Children:
- 6ca1184
- Parents:
- b38955b
- Files:
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- 2 edited
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c/src/exec/score/src/threadq.c
rb38955b r391f6628 327 327 case OBJECTS_LOCAL: 328 328 the_thread_queue = the_thread->Wait.queue; 329 330 /* 331 * If the_thread_queue is not synchronized, then it is either 332 * "nothing happened", "timeout", or "satisfied". If the_thread 333 * is the executing thread, then it is in the process of blocking 334 * and it is the thread which is responsible for the synchronization 335 * process. 336 * 337 * If it is not satisfied, then it is "nothing happened" and 338 * this is the "timeout" transition. After a request is satisfied, 339 * a timeout is not allowed to occur. 340 */ 329 341 330 342 if ( the_thread_queue->sync_state != THREAD_QUEUE_SYNCHRONIZED && … … 715 727 case THREAD_QUEUE_NOTHING_HAPPENED: 716 728 /* 717 * All of this was dealt with above. This should never happen.729 * This should never happen. All of this was dealt with above. 718 730 */ 719 731 break; -
cpukit/score/src/threadq.c
rb38955b r391f6628 327 327 case OBJECTS_LOCAL: 328 328 the_thread_queue = the_thread->Wait.queue; 329 330 /* 331 * If the_thread_queue is not synchronized, then it is either 332 * "nothing happened", "timeout", or "satisfied". If the_thread 333 * is the executing thread, then it is in the process of blocking 334 * and it is the thread which is responsible for the synchronization 335 * process. 336 * 337 * If it is not satisfied, then it is "nothing happened" and 338 * this is the "timeout" transition. After a request is satisfied, 339 * a timeout is not allowed to occur. 340 */ 329 341 330 342 if ( the_thread_queue->sync_state != THREAD_QUEUE_SYNCHRONIZED && … … 715 727 case THREAD_QUEUE_NOTHING_HAPPENED: 716 728 /* 717 * All of this was dealt with above. This should never happen.729 * This should never happen. All of this was dealt with above. 718 730 */ 719 731 break;
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