Re: kernel timer problem

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On 2009-03-19, Saransh Mittal <saransh.m@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Hey guys,
> I m trying to schedule a Kernel Timer such that a
> function I need runs when the timer expires. But with
> the current way I m doing it, the system always
> crashes.
>
> Heres what I have:
>
> .......
> .......
>
> /* Function Prototype */
> void timerFunction( unsigned long );
>
> .......
> .......
>
> /* Global Variables */
> struct timer_list TimerFunctionTimer;
>
> .......
> .......
>
> /* Inside init_module */
> init_timer ( &TimerFunctionTimer );
> TimerFunctionTimer.expires = (jiffies + HZ);
> TimerFunctionTimer.function = timerFunction;
> add_timer( &TimerFunctionTimer );
Initialize timer before you call init_timer() function. Change the code like 
this:
  TimerFunctionTimer.function = timerFunction;
  init_timer ( &TimerFunctionTimer );

You do not need add_timer(). In you timer process function, set expire value
and call mod_timer().

>
> ......
> ......
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> Am I doing something wrong here ? Any help would be
> greatly appreciated. Thank you.
>
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><pre>Hey guys,<br>I m trying to schedule a Kernel Timer such that a<br>function I need runs when the timer expires. But with<br>the current way I m doing it, the system always<br>crashes. <br><br>Heres what I have:<br><br>
> .......<br>.......<br><br>/* Function Prototype */<br>void timerFunction( unsigned long );<br><br>.......<br>.......<br><br>/* Global Variables */<br>struct timer_list TimerFunctionTimer;<br><br>.......<br>.......<br><br>
> /* Inside init_module */<br>init_timer ( &amp;TimerFunctionTimer );<br>TimerFunctionTimer.expires = (jiffies + HZ);<br>TimerFunctionTimer.function = timerFunction;<br>add_timer( &amp;TimerFunctionTimer );<br><br>......<br>
> ......<br><br>Am I doing something wrong here ? Any help would be<br>greatly appreciated. Thank you.</pre>
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