Gregory Nutt 6642e20e05 libc and libnx: When the libraries are built into two libraries, a user space library and a OS space library (as in the PROTECTED and KERNEL build). Then the user space library must not use the OS internal interfaces; similarly, the OS must avoid using the userspace interfaces so that it does not muck the errno value or create spurious cancellation points.

2017-10-08 11:52:32 -06:00

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Kconfig

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Make.defs

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work_cancel.c

work_queue() must cancel existing work prior to queuing new work, otherwise the work queue can become corrupted. Problem noted by Pascal Speck.

2017-08-28 07:46:48 -06:00

work_lock.c

libc and libnx: When the libraries are built into two libraries, a user space library and a OS space library (as in the PROTECTED and KERNEL build). Then the user space library must not use the OS internal interfaces; similarly, the OS must avoid using the userspace interfaces so that it does not muck the errno value or create spurious cancellation points.

2017-10-08 11:52:32 -06:00

work_queue.c

Work queue: In a recent change for a problem noted by Pascal Speck, it was noted (again by Pascal Speck) that the cancellation of existing work and replacement with new work must be atomic. Thanks, Pascal.

2017-08-31 07:43:47 -06:00

work_signal.c

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work_usrthread.c

libc and libnx: When the libraries are built into two libraries, a user space library and a OS space library (as in the PROTECTED and KERNEL build). Then the user space library must not use the OS internal interfaces; similarly, the OS must avoid using the userspace interfaces so that it does not muck the errno value or create spurious cancellation points.

2017-10-08 11:52:32 -06:00

wqueue.h

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