rustubs::proc::sched

Struct Scheduler

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pub struct Scheduler {
    pub run_queue: VecDeque<TaskId>,
    pub need_schedule: bool,
}

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§run_queue: VecDeque<TaskId>§need_schedule: bool

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impl Scheduler

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pub const MIN_TASK_CAP: usize = 16usize

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pub const fn new() -> Self

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pub fn insert_task(&mut self, tid: TaskId)

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pub fn try_remove(&mut self, _tid: TaskId)

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pub unsafe fn try_reschedule()

unsafe because this must be called on a linearization point on Epilogue level (l2); It will check the NEED_RESCHEDULE flag.

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pub unsafe fn do_schedule()

do_schedule is only called from epilogue level, so we don’t need to lock here. For cooperative scheduling call Self::yield_cpu instead.

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pub fn yield_cpu()

guards do_schedule and makes sure it’s also sequentialized at L2. Must not call this in interrupt context

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pub unsafe fn kickoff()

like do_schedule but we there is no running context to save

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impl Freeze for Scheduler

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impl RefUnwindSafe for Scheduler

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impl Send for Scheduler

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impl Sync for Scheduler

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impl Unpin for Scheduler

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impl UnwindSafe for Scheduler

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