- Protect all of the system interrupt linkage with the cpu_lock mutex.
- Re-order some of the stores to the SCB vector table to make it safe
in the face of lockless interrupt dispatch.
- Add a framework for routing interrupts to specific CPUs. Interrupts
are still funneled only to the primary CPU, but that will change for
some systems soon. Ensure that interrupt handler lists are manipulated
only on the CPUs that handle that specific interrupt source. This required
a re-factor of the alpha_shared_intr_*() family of functions.
- Enable __HAVE_INTR_CONTROL, although interrupt redistribution is still
a no-op.
- Reduce code duplication in the Jenson direct-SCB interrupt handlers.
Accessing the fields List.first, List.last, ListNode.prev, ListNode.next
and ListNode.datum in read-only mode should be more efficient than a
whole function call.
All modifications to the lists or their nodes must still happen via
function calls.
This change reduces the code size, makes the code faster to execute and
allows Lst_ForEach to be written inline without the visual overhead of
function calls.
Since the callback function returns a terminating condition, this is not
really a foreach loop.
Many of the calls to Lst_ForEachUntil don't make use of the terminating
condition, and several don't modify the list structurally, which means
they don't need this complicated implementation.
In a follow-up commit, Lst_ForEach will be added back with a much
simpler implementation that iterates over the list naively, without a
terminating condition and without taking the iteration state from
Lst_Open/Lst_Next/Lst_Close into account. The migration to this simpler
implementation will be done step by step since each callback function
needs to be examined closely.
It was the last remaining use of that function outside of lst.c.
While here, clean up the code of add_wait_dep by removing unreachable
code (the GNode lists never contain NULL, only the GNode.commands lists
do that).
Now that the tests work as intended, the debug information is no longer
necessary. It was only intended to track down the cause of the
unexpected behavior.
