I have to get something out the door today, but I'll be back on this
tomorrow and will contribute to your branch.
In a pinch, you can use a pthread_cleanup() callback.
Greg,
I have to get something out the door today, but I'll be back on this
tomorrow and will contribute to your branch.
I don't mind implementing it however the right way is - I just don't
necessarily know the right way. So I'll follow your lead.
I also need to get caught up to master anyway. My
Would userpace_s need to have an additional function pointer for
pthread_cleanup? Similar to pthread_startup?
Is the up_pthread_start/pthread_startup functions a good example to
follow
for how to call in user mode?
If you look at Issue 1263, that is not what I am proposing:
https://gith
On 6/28/2020 12:41 PM, Gregory Nutt wrote:
Would userpace_s need to have an additional function pointer for
pthread_cleanup? Similar to pthread_startup?
Is the up_pthread_start/pthread_startup functions a good example to
follow
for how to call in user mode?
If you look at Issue 1263, that
... one objective that I have is to move all of the pthread logic out
of the kernel and into libs/libs/pthread. The pthreads interfaces are
not part of the kernel in other Unix-like implementations. The kernel
does provide certain necessary hooks, but the majority of the
implementation of t
Would userpace_s need to have an additional function pointer for
pthread_cleanup? Similar to pthread_startup?
Is the up_pthread_start/pthread_startup functions a good example to follow
for how to call in user mode?
If you look at Issue 1263, that is not what I am proposing:
https://github.c
Greg,
Would userpace_s need to have an additional function pointer for
pthread_cleanup? Similar to pthread_startup?
Is the up_pthread_start/pthread_startup functions a good example to follow
for how to call in user mode?
Anthony
On Sun, Jun 28, 2020 at 1:39 PM Gregory Nutt wrote:
> Hi, Antho
Hi, Anthony,
I just found an issue with using libcxx std::thread library on NuttX. The
std::thread implementation uses pthread_key_create and pthread_setspecific
in order to setup a destructor that should be called to cleanup the memory.
Of course, it became pretty obvious what was wrong once I
Hi all,
I just found an issue with using libcxx std::thread library on NuttX. The
std::thread implementation uses pthread_key_create and pthread_setspecific
in order to setup a destructor that should be called to cleanup the memory.
Of course, it became pretty obvious what was wrong once I read th
