haiku/headers/private/kernel/atomic.h
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#ifndef _KERNEL_ATOMIC_H
#define _KERNEL_ATOMIC_H
/**
* @file kernel/atomic.h
* @brief Prototypes for kernel and user versions of atomic
* functions.
*/
/**
* @defgroup Kernel_Atomic Atomic Operations
* @ingroup OpenBeOS_Kernel
* @{
*/
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
/* XXX - atomic_set is defined as using a volatile as this stops a
* compiler warning, but is there any reason why they shouldn't all
* be so defined? They were in arch/cpu.h...
*/
/**
* Perform an atomic addition.
* @param val Pointer to an integer
* @param incr The increment to add (may be -ve)
* @note Returns value of val before addition
*/
int atomic_add(int *val, int incr);
/**
* Atomic and operation
* @param val Pointer to an integer
* @param incr The increment to add (may be -ve)
* @note Returns value of val before addition
*/
int atomic_and(int *val, int incr);
/**
* Atomic or operation
* @param val Pointer to an integer
* @param incr The increment to add (may be -ve)
* @note Returns value of val before addition
*/
int atomic_or(int *val, int incr);
int atomic_set(volatile int *val, int set_to);
/* Compare the value of val with test_val. If they
* are equal then set the value of 'val' to
* 'set_to'
*/
int test_and_set(int *val, int set_to, int test_val);
/**
* Atomic add (user version)
* @param val Pointer to an integer
* @param incr The increment to add (may be -ve)
* @note Returns value of val before addition
*/
int user_atomic_add(int *val, int incr);
/**
* Atomic and (user version)
* @param val Pointer to an integer
* @param incr The increment to add (may be -ve)
* @note Returns value of val before addition
*/
int user_atomic_and(int *val, int incr);
/**
* Atomic or (user version)
* @param val Pointer to an integer
* @param incr The increment to add (may be -ve)
* @note Returns value of val before addition
*/
int user_atomic_or(int *val, int incr);
int user_atomic_set(int *val, int set_to);
/* Compare the value of val with test_val. If they
* are equal then set the value of 'val' to
* 'set_to'
* @note This is the user version and should not be used within
* the kernel.
*/
int user_test_and_set(int *val, int set_to, int test_val);
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
/** @} */
#endif /* _KERNEL_ATOMIC_H */