- Oct 07, 2014
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
The Asynch I/O implementation now satisfies POSIX priority requirements; it uses the new low priority worker thread interfaces to adjust the priority of the worker thread according to the priority of the client thread
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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- Oct 06, 2014
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
Fix a place in the memory manager where it explicitly assumes that the size of a point is 4 bytes. That is OK if the actually size is smaller but makes the heap unstable when used withthe x86_64 host simulation
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
Major structure of file system functions to better support asynchronous I/O. Respository should not be trusted until I have a chance to verify everything
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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- Oct 05, 2014
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
Move all file operations from libc/aio to fs/aio. These will need to be kernel routines in order to handler issues with using file descriptors on worker thread
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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Gregory Nutt authored
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