PIOMan API

Collaboration diagram for PIOMan API:

Modules
	PIOMan locking interface.
	This interface manages locking and unified threading API.
	PIOMan ltask interface
	This is the main PIOMan interface, used to submit light tasks.
	Polling constants. Define the polling points.

Functions
void	pioman_init (void)
void	pioman_exit (void)
void	piom_polling_force (void)
	Polling point forced from the application. More...
void	piom_ltask_schedule (int point)
	Schedule tasks from local or all queues (depending on 'point') More...
int	piom_ltask_set_bound_thread_indexes (int level, int indexes[], int size)
	Set level and logical ids for bound polling threads from the application. More...
int	piom_ltask_set_bound_thread_os_indexes (int level, int indexes[], int size)
	Set level and physical ids for bound polling threads from the application. More...
int	piom_bind_current_thread_to_core (int core_id)
	Bind current thread to a dedicated core. More...

Detailed Description

Function Documentation

piom_bind_current_thread_to_core()

int piom_bind_current_thread_to_core

(

int

core_id

)

Bind current thread to a dedicated core.

Parameters

core_id

the logical id of the core where to bind the thread

piom_ltask_schedule()

void piom_ltask_schedule

(

int

point

)

Schedule tasks from local or all queues (depending on 'point')

function exported for inlining

Referenced by piom_cond_wait(), and piom_sem_P().

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piom_ltask_set_bound_thread_indexes()

int piom_ltask_set_bound_thread_indexes	(	int	level,
		int	indexes[],
		int	size
	)

Set level and logical ids for bound polling threads from the application.

piom_ltask_set_bound_thread_os_indexes()

int piom_ltask_set_bound_thread_os_indexes	(	int	level,
		int	indexes[],
		int	size
	)

Set level and physical ids for bound polling threads from the application.

piom_polling_force()

void piom_polling_force

(

void

)

Polling point forced from the application.

pioman_exit()

void pioman_exit

(

void

)

pioman_init()

void pioman_init

(

void

)