* wake_up and wait_event
@ 2000-12-13 4:52 Sourav Ghosh
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From: Sourav Ghosh @ 2000-12-13 4:52 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: linux-kernel
Hi,
I have two questions:
1. Is it ok to make a "wake_up_process()" call from an interrupt
handler?
In my work, there is a kernel thread that sleeps under "sleep_on()" and
wakes up by the "wake_up_process()" by an interrupt handler.
My system is crashing and I just wanna make sure if this is not a
problem..
2. For the macros __wait_event() and __wait_event_interruptible(), it
seems to me that they can't be called from a kernel thread as they set
the task "current" as "TASK_UNINTERRUPTIBLE" due to which it gets
removed from the scheduler runqueue. So the scheduler never chooses that
task again even if the task gets set as "TASK_RUNNING" at the end of the
macro.
Is that correct? If so, how is it possible to add the task to the
runqueue again (other than defining another new macro or function) ?
Thanks,
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Sourav
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