Question:
According to the man pages of pthread_suspend_np:
"Note: the thread is not guaranteed to be suspended immediately."
If this is the case (as it certainly seems to be), then how the heck do I stop program
execution until the next time that I call "pthread_make_periodic_np"?
I have tried:
phtread_suspend_np(pthread_self());
and even:
pthread_suspend_np(pthread_self());
pthread_wait_np();
but either of these do not seem to work too well either (it stops the
task from running over one cycle, however since pthread_suspend_np
does not seem to have taken effect yet, the task continues to be
called at every period). Should I exit the tasks entirely and somehow
recreate them on the next time around? Should I add delays???
HELP!! I am really stuck.
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