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/seL4-master/src/fastpath/ |
A D | fastpath.c | 236 tcb_t *caller; in fastpath_reply_recv() local 304 caller = reply_ptr->replyTCB; in fastpath_reply_recv() 314 caller = TCB_PTR(cap_reply_cap_get_capTCBPtr(callerCap)); in fastpath_reply_recv() 332 newVTable = TCB_PTR_CTE_PTR(caller, tcbVTable)->cap; in fastpath_reply_recv() 364 if (unlikely(!isHighestPrio(dom, caller->tcbPriority))) { in fastpath_reply_recv() 381 if (unlikely(caller->tcbSchedContext != NULL)) { in fastpath_reply_recv() 413 thread_state_ptr_set_replyObject_np(&caller->tcbState, 0); in fastpath_reply_recv() 455 caller->tcbSchedContext = sc; in fastpath_reply_recv() 456 sc->scTcb = caller; in fastpath_reply_recv() 483 thread_state_ptr_set_tsType_np(&caller->tcbState, in fastpath_reply_recv() [all …]
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/seL4-master/manual/parts/ |
A D | ipc.tex | 188 the caller is attempting to send are looked up to ensure that they exist 234 normal IPC procedure happened, instead of returning directly to the caller, 239 \item If this is not the case, the caller thread is suspended as if 246 Then, the caller thread is blocked waiting for the reply. 249 A reply capability points directly to the caller thread and once the call has 252 the caller who would still be waiting for a reply. 270 if the caller thread is destroyed or modified in any way that would render 275 Once the reply capability has been invoked, the caller receives the message as if 285 In particular, it is guaranteed that the reply received by the caller comes from
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A D | threads.tex | 227 scheduling context will be returned to the caller. If the reply cap is revoked, and the callee 228 holds the scheduling context, the scheduling context will be returned to the caller. However, if in 523 The caller is expected to select an API-ID that corresponds to 527 register to provide single-stepping functionality. If the caller's hardware platform requires the 533 If \texttt{bp\_was\_consumed} is \texttt{true}, the caller should not 535 the caller has disabled single-stepping and released that register, via a subsequent 621 The caller must possess a \obj{Domain} cap and the thread's \obj{TCB} cap.
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A D | objects.tex | 157 If there are no other runnable threads with the same priority as the caller, 170 notification is pending, the caller will block until a message or 217 a reply message and wake up the caller. In non-MCS configurations, the 220 right to send a reply message and wake up the caller, meaning that the
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A D | api.tex | 115 functionality: if this is \texttt{true}, the caller should not attempt to re-use \texttt{bp\_num}
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A D | cspace.tex | 67 amount of untyped memory (see \autoref{sec:object_sizes}). The caller 315 address refers to the specific slot in the caller's CSpace that
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/seL4-master/src/api/ |
A D | syscall.c | 478 tcb_t *caller; in handleReply() local 483 caller = TCB_PTR(cap_reply_cap_get_capTCBPtr(callerCap)); in handleReply() 486 assert(caller != NODE_STATE(ksCurThread)); in handleReply() 487 doReplyTransfer(NODE_STATE(ksCurThread), caller, callerSlot, in handleReply()
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/seL4-master/src/machine/ |
A D | capdl.c | 284 tcb_t *caller = TCB_PTR(cap_thread_cap_get_capTCBPtr(TCB_PTR_CTE_PTR(tcb, tcbCaller)->cap)); in obj_tcb_print_slots() local 285 printf("caller_slot: %p_tcb\n", caller); in obj_tcb_print_slots()
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/seL4-master/tools/ |
A D | internal.cmake | 61 # caller, that we don't add an additional /, as this will screw up file sorting
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A D | helpers.cmake | 61 # If EXACT_NAME then we copy the input file to the name given by the caller. Otherwise
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/seL4-master/manual/ |
A D | Doxyfile | 2261 # If the CALLER_GRAPH tag is set to YES then doxygen will generate a caller 2265 # So in most cases it will be better to enable caller graphs for selected 2266 # functions only using the \callergraph command. Disabling a caller graph can be
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