Re: Understanding ThreadNo() Syscall
"Bernhard Poess" <[email protected]>
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And L4_ThreadNo is not a system call. -Bernhard On 12/20/06, Espen Skoglund <[email protected]> wrote: > [Martin Christian] > > Hi, > > would someone please explain to me in short, what I gain from the > > ThreadNo() Syscall? If I've got something like this: > > >> From pingpong.cc line 393: > > master_tid = L4_Myself (); > > x = L4_ThreadNo(master_tid); > > > What ist the difference between x and master_tid? > > > According to the Reference Manual, Myself() delivers already the a > > global ThreadID? So I don't get more information, do I? > > You get the thread number part of the thread ID, i.e., that part of > the thread ID which is not the version field. > > eSk > > > >