Mop a Minimal Multiprocessor Operating Systems Extending Washcloth
Mop a Minimal Multiprocessor Operating Systems Extending Washcloth
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1. RequestPE (sub, n, p, argl, arg2, ... , argk) -- A request that n PEs each execute subroutine sub with the supplied args; p Is Ignored, k<_5, and n items are Inserted onto the task queue. 2. ReleasePE -- In the initial Implementation the task is actually CALLed by MOP. Thus to release the PE the task need only RETURN. 3. SuspendPE (p) — Ignored; i. E. MOP "suspends" the task and then restarts it immediately (with the same ignored priority) . 4. CancelRequest (Reques tDescriptor ) -- A request to cancel the Indicated ReleasePE command. Tasks already Initiated are not affected. - 9 - REFERENCES Allan Gottlieb, "WASHCLOTH — The Logical Successor to SOAPSUDS", Ultracomputer NOte #12, NYU, New York, 1980. Allan Gottlieb, B. D.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1. RequestPE (sub, n, p, argl, arg2, ... , argk) -- A request that n PEs each execute subroutine sub with the supplied args; p Is Ignored, k<_5, and n items are Inserted onto the task queue. 2. ReleasePE -- In the initial Implementation the task is actually CALLed by MOP. Thus to release the PE the task need only RETURN. 3. SuspendPE (p) — Ignored; i. E. MOP "suspends" the task and then restarts it immediately (with the same ignored priority) . 4. CancelRequest (Reques tDescriptor ) -- A request to cancel the Indicated ReleasePE command. Tasks already Initiated are not affected. - 9 - REFERENCES Allan Gottlieb, "WASHCLOTH — The Logical Successor to SOAPSUDS", Ultracomputer NOte #12, NYU, New York, 1980. Allan Gottlieb, B. D.
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