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threads/thread.c implements several public functions for thread support. Let’s take a look at the most useful ones for this project: void thread_init (void) Called by main() to initialize the thread system. Its main purpose is to create a struct thread for Pintos’s initial thread. This is possible because the Pintos loader puts the initial thread’s stack at the top of a page, in the same position as any other Pintos thread. Before thread_init() runs, thread_current() will fail because the running thread’s magic value is incorrect. Lots of functions call thread_current() directly or indirectly, including lock_acquire() for locking a lock, so thread_init() is called early in Pintos initialization. struct thread *thread_current (void) Returns the running thread. void thread_exit (void) NO_RETURN Causes the current thread to exit. Never returns, hence NO_RETURN. Back to top Copyright © 2022 CS 162 staff.

Thread functions | Pintos Documentation Skip to main content Menu Expand (external link) Document Search Copy Copied Pintos Documentation Thread functions threads/thread.c implements several public functions for thread support. Let’s take a look at the most useful ones for this project: void thread_init (void) Called by main() to initialize the thread system. Its main purpose is to create a struct thread for Pintos’s initial thread. This is possible because the Pintos loader puts the initial thread’s stack at the top of a page, in the same position as any other Pintos thread. Before thread_ini

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