* gcc.c-torture/execute/20020307-1.c: New test.
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35 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
37 -- This is a POSIX-like version of this package.
38 -- Note: this file can only be used for POSIX compliant systems.
40 pragma Polling (Off);
41 -- Turn off polling, we do not want ATC polling to take place during
42 -- tasking operations. It causes infinite loops and other problems.
44 with System.OS_Interface;
45 -- used for pthread_mutex_t
46 -- pthread_cond_t
47 -- pthread_t
49 package System.Task_Primitives is
51 type Lock is limited private;
52 -- Should be used for implementation of protected objects.
54 type RTS_Lock is limited private;
55 -- Should be used inside the runtime system.
56 -- The difference between Lock and the RTS_Lock is that the later
57 -- one serves only as a semaphore so that do not check for
58 -- ceiling violations.
60 type Task_Body_Access is access procedure;
61 -- Pointer to the task body's entry point (or possibly a wrapper
62 -- declared local to the GNARL).
64 type Private_Data is limited private;
65 -- Any information that the GNULLI needs maintained on a per-task
66 -- basis. A component of this type is guaranteed to be included
67 -- in the Ada_Task_Control_Block.
69 private
71 type Lock is new System.OS_Interface.pthread_mutex_t;
72 type RTS_Lock is new System.OS_Interface.pthread_mutex_t;
74 type Private_Data is record
75 Thread : aliased System.OS_Interface.pthread_t;
76 pragma Atomic (Thread);
77 -- Thread field may be updated by two different threads of control.
78 -- (See, Enter_Task and Create_Task in s-taprop.adb).
79 -- They put the same value (thr_self value). We do not want to
80 -- use lock on those operations and the only thing we have to
81 -- make sure is that they are updated in atomic fashion.
83 LWP : aliased System.Address;
84 -- The purpose of this field is to provide a better tasking support on
85 -- gdb. The order of the two first fields (Thread and LWP) is important.
86 -- On targets where lwp is not relevant, this is equivalent to Thread.
88 CV : aliased System.OS_Interface.pthread_cond_t;
90 L : aliased RTS_Lock;
91 -- Protection for all components is lock L
92 end record;
94 end System.Task_Primitives;