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Keywords - R
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- rate monotonic analysis (RMA)
- · Sporadic scheduling ·
- read()
- · Handling client unblocking due to signals or timeouts · Handling the _IO_READ message · I/O messages · Simple examples of device resource managers · Start the resource manager message loop · The attribute structure · Under the resource manager's covers · Using a mutex ·
- readblock()
- · Atomic operations · Component responses · Locking and unlocking the attribute structure · The library's combine-message handling · The readblock() function ·
- readcond()
- · Handling readcond() ·
- readdir()
- · Handling the _IO_READ message · Returning information associated with a directory structure ·
- ready queue
- · BLOCKED and READY states · The ready queue ·
- READY state
- · BLOCKED and READY states ·
- recurse.mk file
- · Makefile structure · The recurse.mk file ·
- REPLY-blocked
- · Handling client unblocking due to signals or timeouts ·
- resmgr_attach()
- · Extending the OCB and attribute structures · Handling directories · Matching at or below a mountpoint · Taking over more than one device ·
- _resmgr_attr_t structure
- · _resmgr_attr_t control structure ·
- RESMGR_FLAG_ATTACH_OTHERFUNC
- · _resmgr_attr_t control structure ·
- _RESMGR_FLAG_DIR message
- · Handling directories ·
- resmgr_msgread()
- · Component data access · Sample code for handling _IO_WRITE messages ·
- resmgr_msgwrite()
- · Component data access ·
- resmgr_open_bind()
- · Handling client unblocking due to signals or timeouts ·
- resource manager
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- architecture
- · Components of a resource manager ·
- attribute structure
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The attribute structure ·
- counters
- · The attribute structure ·
- time members
- · The attribute structure ·
- connect functions table
- · Initialize functions used to handle messages ·
- connect messages
- · Connect messages ·
- dispatch
- · Initialize the dispatch interface ·
- helper functions
- · Using the helper functions ·
- how filesystem type differs from device type
- · Handling directories ·
- I/O functions table
- · Initialize functions used to handle messages ·
- I/O messages
- · I/O messages ·
- messages in
- · Message types · _resmgr_attr_t control structure ·
- mount structure
- · The mount structure ·
- sample code
- · Simple examples of device resource managers ·
- threads in
- · The attribute structure · Thread pool attributes ·
- RM_HOST macro
- · qconfig.mk macros ·
- round-robin scheduling
- · Round-robin scheduling ·
- runtime linker
- · Step 1: Build a Neutrino system image. ·
- runtime loading
- · Runtime loading ·
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