On Tue, Jul 04, 2000 at 07:11:29PM +0200, Ivan Martinez wrote:
> Hello all
> I have a real time task which consists of an infinite loop with some
> code and a "pthread_wait_np" inside it. If it's running and I call
> "pthread_suspend_np", does the task stop inmediatly or when it executes
> "pthread_wait_np" again?.
> Can't anybody help me with my other problem about spin locks?.
> Thank you.
On a uniprocessor that target of a suspend willl not run again until
it is woken up.
On a multiprocessor, it is possible that the thread is running during the
suspend and then it will only get suspended when the remote scheduler
runs.
What was your spinlock problem?
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