Re: kernel/sched.c - schedule()

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On Tue, 2004-07-06 at 05:56 +0000, manish regmi wrote:

> So,
> What should be the value of preempt_count for preemption.
> Is it PREEMPT_ACTIVE or other value.
> IS there any documentation on kernel preemption for us to read. I have read 
> your interview with Kernel Trap and your article on 2.6 internals. That was 
> really fruitful for me. IS Anythig more  available?

The code speaks well for itself.

If you look at preempt_schedule () or the ret_from_intr path in entry.S,
the preemption count must be zero for a preemption count to occur.  It
is then set to PREEMPT_ACTIVE and schedule () is called.

	Robert Love



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