102 lines
1.7 KiB
Modula-2
102 lines
1.7 KiB
Modula-2
IMPLEMENTATION MODULE Processes [1];
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(* This implementation module comes from
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"Programming in Modula-2", by Niklaus Wirth,
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3rd edition, Springer-Verlag, New York, 1985
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*)
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FROM SYSTEM IMPORT ADDRESS, TSIZE, NEWPROCESS, TRANSFER;
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FROM Storage IMPORT ALLOCATE;
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FROM Traps IMPORT Message;
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TYPE SIGNAL = POINTER TO ProcessDescriptor;
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ProcessDescriptor =
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RECORD next: SIGNAL; (* ring *)
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queue: SIGNAL; (* queue of waiting processes *)
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cor: ADDRESS;
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ready: BOOLEAN;
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END;
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VAR cp: SIGNAL; (* current process *)
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PROCEDURE StartProcess(P: PROC; n: CARDINAL);
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VAR s0: SIGNAL;
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wsp: ADDRESS;
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BEGIN
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s0 := cp;
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ALLOCATE(wsp, n);
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ALLOCATE(cp, TSIZE(ProcessDescriptor));
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WITH cp^ DO
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next := s0^.next;
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s0^.next := cp;
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ready := TRUE;
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queue := NIL
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END;
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NEWPROCESS(P, wsp, n, cp^.cor);
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TRANSFER(s0^.cor, cp^.cor);
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END StartProcess;
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PROCEDURE SEND(VAR s: SIGNAL);
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VAR s0: SIGNAL;
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BEGIN
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IF s # NIL THEN
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s0 := cp;
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cp := s;
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WITH cp^ DO
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s := queue;
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ready := TRUE;
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queue := NIL
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END;
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TRANSFER(s0^.cor, cp^.cor);
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END
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END SEND;
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PROCEDURE WAIT(VAR s: SIGNAL);
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VAR s0, s1: SIGNAL;
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BEGIN
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(* insert cp in queue s *)
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IF s = NIL THEN
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s := cp
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ELSE
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s0 := s;
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s1 := s0^.queue;
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WHILE s1 # NIL DO
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s0 := s1;
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s1 := s0^.queue
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END;
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s0^.queue := cp
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END;
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s0 := cp;
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REPEAT
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cp := cp^.next
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UNTIL cp^.ready;
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IF cp = s0 THEN
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(* deadlock *)
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Message("deadlock");
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HALT
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END;
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s0^.ready := FALSE;
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TRANSFER(s0^.cor, cp^.cor)
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END WAIT;
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PROCEDURE Awaited(s: SIGNAL): BOOLEAN;
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BEGIN
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RETURN s # NIL
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END Awaited;
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PROCEDURE Init(VAR s: SIGNAL);
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BEGIN
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s := NIL
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END Init;
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BEGIN
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ALLOCATE(cp, TSIZE(ProcessDescriptor));
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WITH cp^ DO
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next := cp;
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ready := TRUE;
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queue := NIL
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END
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END Processes.
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