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3 -- GNU ADA RUN-TIME LIBRARY (GNARL) COMPONENTS --
5 -- S Y S T E M . O S _ I N T E R F A C E --
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35 -- This is the OS/2 version of this package
38 -- Turn off polling, we do not want ATC polling to take place during
39 -- tasking operations. It causes infinite loops and other problems.
41 with Interfaces
.OS2Lib
.Errors
;
42 with Interfaces
.OS2Lib
.Synchronization
;
44 package body System
.OS_Interface
is
47 use Interfaces
.OS2Lib
;
48 use Interfaces
.OS2Lib
.Synchronization
;
49 use Interfaces
.OS2Lib
.Errors
;
55 -- Give up the remainder of the time-slice and yield the processor
56 -- to other threads of equal priority. Yield will return immediately
57 -- without giving up the current time-slice when the only threads
58 -- that are ready have a lower priority.
60 -- ??? Just giving up the current time-slice seems not to be enough
61 -- to get the thread to the end of the ready queue if OS/2 does use
62 -- a queue at all. As a partial work-around, we give up two time-slices.
64 -- This is the best we can do now, and at least is sufficient for passing
65 -- the ACVC 2.0.1 Annex D tests.
77 procedure Delay_For
(Period
: in Duration_In_Millisec
) is
81 pragma Assert
(Period
>= 0, "GNULLI---Delay_For: negative argument");
83 -- ??? DosSleep is not the appropriate function for a delay in real
84 -- time. It only gives up some number of scheduled time-slices.
85 -- Use a timer instead or block for some semaphore with a time-out.
86 Result
:= DosSleep
(ULONG
(Period
));
88 if Result
= ERROR_TS_WAKEUP
then
90 -- Do appropriate processing for interrupted sleep
91 -- Can we raise an exception here?
96 pragma Assert
(Result
= NO_ERROR
, "GNULLI---Error in Delay_For");
103 function Clock
return Duration is
105 -- Implement conversion from tick count to Duration
106 -- using fixed point arithmetic. The frequency of
107 -- the Intel 8254 timer chip is 18.2 * 2**16 Hz.
109 Tick_Duration
: constant := 1.0 / (18.2 * 2**16);
110 Tick_Count
: aliased QWORD
;
113 -- Read nr of clock ticks since boot time
115 Must_Not_Fail
(DosTmrQueryTime
(Tick_Count
'Access));
117 return Tick_Count
* Tick_Duration
;
120 end System
.OS_Interface
;