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01/03/16 18:08:37 (8 years ago)
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Ralph Holmes
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Fix spelling and/or grammar.
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398 | 398 | [[Image(rtems-smp-events.png, 600px)]] |
399 | 399 | |
400 | | The colour indicates which locks are held during a state and state transition. |
| 400 | The color indicates which locks are held during a state and state transition. |
401 | 401 | In case of a blocking operation we have four synchronization states which are |
402 | 402 | used to split up the complex blocking operation into parts in order to decrease |
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1386 | 1386 | As a sample operating system operation the existing mutex |
1387 | 1387 | obtain/release/timeout sequences will be analysed. All ISR disable/enable |
1388 | | points (highlighted with colours) must be turned into an appropriate SMP clock |
| 1388 | points (highlighted with colors) must be turned into an appropriate SMP clock |
1389 | 1389 | (e.g. a ticket spin lock). One goal is that an uncontested mutex obtain will |
1390 | 1390 | use no SMP locks except the one associated with the mutex object itself. Is |