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Bring in my initial version of POSIX realtime extension library. Current the library implements mqueue, timer and aio with SIGEV_THREAD notification supported. Earlier version reviewed by: deischen
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/*
* Copyright (c) 2005 David Xu <davidxu@freebsd.org>
* All rights reserved.
*
* Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
* modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
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* 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
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*/
#ifndef _SIGEV_THREAD_H_
#define _SIGEV_THREAD_H_
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/queue.h>
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struct sigev_thread;
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struct sigev_node;
typedef uintptr_t sigev_id_t;
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typedef void (*sigev_dispatch_t)(struct sigev_node *);
Bring in my initial version of POSIX realtime extension library. Current the library implements mqueue, timer and aio with SIGEV_THREAD notification supported. Earlier version reviewed by: deischen
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struct sigev_node {
LIST_ENTRY(sigev_node) sn_link;
int sn_type;
sigev_id_t sn_id;
sigev_dispatch_t sn_dispatch;
union sigval sn_value;
void *sn_func;
int sn_flags;
int sn_gen;
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siginfo_t sn_info;
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pthread_attr_t sn_attr;
struct sigev_thread *sn_tn;
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};
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struct sigev_thread {
LIST_ENTRY(sigev_thread) tn_link;
Bring in my initial version of POSIX realtime extension library. Current the library implements mqueue, timer and aio with SIGEV_THREAD notification supported. Earlier version reviewed by: deischen
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pthread_t tn_thread;
struct sigev_node *tn_cur;
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int tn_refcount;
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long tn_lwpid;
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pthread_cond_t tn_cv;
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};
#define SNF_WORKING 0x01
#define SNF_REMOVED 0x02
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#define SNF_SYNC 0x04
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int __sigev_check_init();
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struct sigev_node *__sigev_alloc(int, const struct sigevent *,
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struct sigev_node *, int);
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struct sigev_node *__sigev_find(int, sigev_id_t);
void __sigev_get_sigevent(struct sigev_node *, struct sigevent *,
sigev_id_t);
int __sigev_register(struct sigev_node *);
int __sigev_delete(int, sigev_id_t);
int __sigev_delete_node(struct sigev_node *);
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void __sigev_list_lock(void);
void __sigev_list_unlock(void);
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void __sigev_free(struct sigev_node *);
#endif
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