Took the chance and cleaned it up even more; this change is not a functional change.
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using user_memcpy(); therefore it can now fail.
Taken from NewOS, thanks to Travis for pointing this out.
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Saved the port_entry.closed member and now set the capacity to 0, since
it is not used any longer (reduces the size of the port table).
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could be changed at startup (adapted to system properties).
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Right now, it allocates/frees the msgs from the kernel heap for every
message sent - that might be too slow for real world usage.
Also removed all known race conditions from the code.
Not tested at all yet, though.
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did in ports.c), thanks to Jack Burton for pointing this out.
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its semaphores get deleted, thanks to Jack Burton for reporting.
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the info from the wrong end of the queue.
find_port() did not return the correct error codes.
write_port_etc() checked incorrectly for a deleted semaphore.
B_WOULD_BLOCK would let various functions print out a warning for no reason
(the comments in the code actually didn't fit to the implementation).
"total_count" was counting the number of messages written, not those that
have been read (as the BeBook says).
Thanks to Bill Hayden who reported a lot of these.
Added TRACE macro and moved some of the dprintf()s to that.
Added/fixed some comments.
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run. Also create_port() now changes the port ID only when the port lock is
grabbed, so that we don't need to acquire the port list lock in find_port().
Removed setting lock to "0" in create_port() because if it's not 0 in the
first place, there is something seriously wrong (should add an assert there).
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I don't know which part of me has written the previous version, but
it seems not have been supervised by a brain while doing it.
The read requests are now maintained per inode (as it has to be),
and there is one read lock per request.
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Moved wait_for_team() into the exported kernel API region.
Added missing call for _user_get_current_team().
Made the team_kill_team() call to the BeOS compatible kill_team().
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else is not found here. The BeOS kernel also exports these two *_etc()
functions, and we might want to do that, too.
{receive|send}_data() are now interruptible from userland, but not when
called from the kernel.
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Copied over the function description of user_strlcpy() from x86/arch_cpu.h
to this file.
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Implemented the B_CURRENT_TEAM mechanism for _get_next_sem_info().
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out the port_info setup to fill_port_info(), implemented the B_CURRENT_TEAM
behaviour as described in the BeBook (well, almost, since B_CURRENT_TEAM
is not defined in R5, it's just "0"), improved error checking.
Cleaned up user syscalls.
Replaced SYS_MAX_OS_NAME_LEN with B_OS_NAME_LENGTH.
Banned strncpy().
Added our license.
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with B_OS_NAME_LENGTH, make use of the IS_USER_ADDRESS() macro, etc.
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Cleaned up _get_thread_info() & _get_next_thread_info() - factored out
the thread_info setup into fill_thread_info().
Is now using team_is_alive() instead of team_get_team_struct().
Replaced SYS_MAX_OS_NAME_LEN with B_OS_NAME_LENGTH.
Banned strncpy() in favor for strlcpy().
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Replaced some old error codes.
Explained a bit more how to solve a race condition.
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Removed old error codes.
Replaced the DEVFS_IOCTL_* with their Be equivalents. Note, the related
functions are not user space safe yet. But since the devfs will be
almost rewritten, there is no point in changing it now.
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Added our license to the updated source files.
Minor cleanup.
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of the one that issues the alarm - it now does an ugly cast to get the
real thread structure. It would be nice if we had an additional user
parameter to a timer event.
Thanks to Travis for reporting this one!
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{get|put}_physical_page_tmap() directly.
Also replaced all occurrences of "addr" with "addr_t".
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- Wrapped everything but #includes in #if _KERNEL_MODE to keep from
redeclaring/definining operator new and nothrow in userland.
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