>>>>> On Thu, 14 Jun 2001 15:15:09 -0400, chas williams <chas@cmf.nrl.navy.mil> said: Chas> hi, new to the list but i did a little reading of the archives Chas> and it seems that setjmp/longjmp cant do what i need -- switch Chas> the stack. Chas> why do i want to do this? i am working on porting openafs Chas> which provides its own thread library (called lwp) that is Chas> implemented with setjmp/longjmp. what needs to be done in Chas> order to make this work? based on my reading it seems that Chas> ar.rnat (???) need to be saved between the context switches? Chas> i dont know much about the ia64 architecture so if someone Chas> could give me some pointers i would be grateful. For synchronous context switches ("co-routines"), use makecontext()/setcontext() et al. They have been added to glibc recently. If you're not familiar with these routines, there is an example in the glibc source tree in stdlib/tst-setcontext.c. Additional usage notes can be found in in answer 4.10 of the glibc FAQ. --davidReceived on Thu Jun 14 13:09:56 2001
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