drop lock methods, add raise_to function

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Jorge Aparicio 2017-04-21 15:31:02 -05:00
parent 854939fc6b
commit 3e165f2a42
6 changed files with 96 additions and 90 deletions

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@ -10,22 +10,24 @@ static R5: Resource<i32, C1> = Resource::new(0);
static R6: Resource<i32, C2> = Resource::new(0);
fn j1(prio: P2) {
R1.lock(&prio, |r1, c3| {
// CAN borrow a resource with ceiling C when the system ceiling SC > C
let r2 = R2.borrow(&prio, &c3);
let ceil = prio.as_ceiling();
// CAN borrow a resource with ceiling C when the system ceiling SC == C
let r3 = R3.borrow(&prio, &c3);
rtfm::raise_to(ceil, &R1, |ceil| {
// CAN borrow a resource with ceiling C when the current ceiling SC > C
let r2 = R2.borrow(&prio, ceil);
// CAN'T borrow a resource with ceiling C when the system ceiling SC < C
let r4 = R4.borrow(&prio, &c3);
// CAN borrow a resource with ceiling C when the current ceiling SC == C
let r3 = R3.borrow(&prio, ceil);
// CAN'T borrow a resource with ceiling C when the current ceiling SC < C
let r4 = R4.borrow(&prio, ceil);
//~^ error
// CAN'T borrow a resource with ceiling C < P (task priority)
let r5 = R5.borrow(&prio, &c3);
let r5 = R5.borrow(&prio, ceil);
//~^ error
// CAN borrow a resource with ceiling C == P (task priority)
let r6 = R6.borrow(&prio, &c3);
let r6 = R6.borrow(&prio, ceil);
});
}

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@ -5,9 +5,11 @@ use rtfm::{C3, P0, P2, Resource};
static R1: Resource<(), C3> = Resource::new(());
fn j1(prio: P2) {
let c3 = R1.lock(&prio, |r1, c3| {
let ceil = prio.as_ceiling();
let c3 = rtfm::raise_to(ceil, &R1, |ceil| {
// forbidden: ceiling token can't outlive critical section
c3 //~ error
ceil //~ error
});
// Would be bad: lockless access to a resource with ceiling = 3

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@ -6,32 +6,44 @@ static R1: Resource<i32, C2> = Resource::new(0);
// You CAN'T lock a resource with ceiling C from a task with priority P if P > C
fn j1(prio: P3) {
R1.lock(&prio, |_, _| {});
//~^ error
let ceil = prio.as_ceiling();
rtfm::raise_to(ceil, &R1, |ceil| {
//~^ error
});
}
// DON'T lock a resource with ceiling equal to the task priority.
// Instead use `borrow`
fn j2(prio: P2) {
R1.lock(&prio, |_, _| {});
let ceil = prio.as_ceiling();
rtfm::raise_to(ceil, &R1, |_| {});
//~^ error
// OK
let r1 = R1.borrow(&prio, prio.as_ceiling());
let r1 = R1.borrow(&prio, ceil);
}
// You CAN lock a resource with ceiling C from a task with priority P if C > P
fn j3(prio: P1) {
let ceil = prio.as_ceiling();
// OK
R1.lock(&prio, |r1, _| {});
rtfm::raise_to(ceil, &R1, |ceil| {
let r1 = R1.borrow(&prio, ceil);
})
}
static R2: Resource<i32, C16> = Resource::new(0);
// Tasks with priority less than P16 can't lock a resource with ceiling C16
fn j4(prio: P1) {
R2.lock(&prio, |_, _| {});
//~^ error
let ceil = prio.as_ceiling();
rtfm::raise_to(ceil, &R2, |ceil| {
//~^ error
});
}
// Only tasks with priority P16 can claim a resource with ceiling C16

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@ -5,7 +5,11 @@ use rtfm::{C2, C4, P1, P3, Resource};
static R1: Resource<i32, C2> = Resource::new(0);
fn j1(prio: P1) {
R1.lock(&prio, |r1, _| {
let ceil = prio.as_ceiling();
rtfm::raise_to(&ceil, &R1, |ceil| {
let r1 = R1.borrow(&prio, ceil);
// Would preempt this critical section
// rtfm::request(j2);
});

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@ -6,17 +6,23 @@ static R1: Resource<i32, C2> = Resource::new(0);
static R2: Resource<i32, C4> = Resource::new(0);
fn j1(prio: P1) {
R1.lock(&prio, |r1, _| {
let ceil = prio.as_ceiling();
rtfm::raise_to(ceil, &R1, |ceil| {
let r1 = R1.borrow(&prio, ceil);
// Would preempt this critical section
// rtfm::request(j2);
});
}
fn j2(prio: P3) {
R2.lock(&prio, |r2, c4| {
let ceil = prio.as_ceiling();
rtfm::raise_to(ceil, &R2, |ceil| {
// OK C2 (R1's ceiling) <= C4 (system ceiling)
// BAD C2 (R1's ceiling) < P3 (j2's priority)
let r1 = R1.borrow(&prio, &c4);
let r1 = R1.borrow(&prio, ceil);
//~^ error
});
}