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2 -- --
3 -- GNU ADA RUN-TIME LIBRARY (GNARL) COMPONENTS --
4 -- --
5 -- S Y S T E M . I N T E R R U P T _ M A N A G E M E N T . --
6 -- O P E R A T I O N S --
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37 package System.Interrupt_Management.Operations is
39 procedure Thread_Block_Interrupt (Interrupt : Interrupt_ID);
40 -- Mask the calling thread for the interrupt
41 pragma Inline (Thread_Block_Interrupt);
43 procedure Thread_Unblock_Interrupt (Interrupt : Interrupt_ID);
44 -- Unmask the calling thread for the interrupt
45 pragma Inline (Thread_Unblock_Interrupt);
47 procedure Set_Interrupt_Mask (Mask : access Interrupt_Mask);
48 -- Set the interrupt mask of the calling thread
49 procedure Set_Interrupt_Mask
50 (Mask : access Interrupt_Mask;
51 OMask : access Interrupt_Mask);
52 -- Set the interrupt mask of the calling thread while returning the
53 -- previous Mask.
54 pragma Inline (Set_Interrupt_Mask);
56 procedure Get_Interrupt_Mask (Mask : access Interrupt_Mask);
57 -- Get the interrupt mask of the calling thread
58 pragma Inline (Get_Interrupt_Mask);
60 function Interrupt_Wait (Mask : access Interrupt_Mask) return Interrupt_ID;
61 -- Wait for the interrupts specified in Mask and return
62 -- the interrupt received. Upon error it return 0.
63 pragma Inline (Interrupt_Wait);
65 procedure Install_Default_Action (Interrupt : Interrupt_ID);
66 -- Set the sigaction of the Interrupt to default (SIG_DFL).
67 pragma Inline (Install_Default_Action);
69 procedure Install_Ignore_Action (Interrupt : Interrupt_ID);
70 -- Set the sigaction of the Interrupt to ignore (SIG_IGN).
71 pragma Inline (Install_Ignore_Action);
73 procedure Fill_Interrupt_Mask (Mask : access Interrupt_Mask);
74 -- Get a Interrupt_Mask with all the interrupt masked
75 pragma Inline (Fill_Interrupt_Mask);
77 procedure Empty_Interrupt_Mask (Mask : access Interrupt_Mask);
78 -- Get a Interrupt_Mask with all the interrupt unmasked
79 pragma Inline (Empty_Interrupt_Mask);
81 procedure Add_To_Interrupt_Mask
82 (Mask : access Interrupt_Mask;
83 Interrupt : Interrupt_ID);
84 -- Mask the given interrupt in the Interrupt_Mask
85 pragma Inline (Add_To_Interrupt_Mask);
87 procedure Delete_From_Interrupt_Mask
88 (Mask : access Interrupt_Mask;
89 Interrupt : Interrupt_ID);
90 -- Unmask the given interrupt in the Interrupt_Mask
91 pragma Inline (Delete_From_Interrupt_Mask);
93 function Is_Member
94 (Mask : access Interrupt_Mask;
95 Interrupt : Interrupt_ID) return Boolean;
96 -- See if a given interrupt is masked in the Interrupt_Mask
97 pragma Inline (Is_Member);
99 procedure Copy_Interrupt_Mask (X : out Interrupt_Mask; Y : Interrupt_Mask);
100 -- Assigment needed for limited private type Interrupt_Mask.
101 pragma Inline (Copy_Interrupt_Mask);
103 procedure Interrupt_Self_Process (Interrupt : Interrupt_ID);
104 -- raise an Interrupt process-level
105 pragma Inline (Interrupt_Self_Process);
107 -- The following objects serve as constants, but are initialized
108 -- in the body to aid portability. These actually belong to the
109 -- System.Interrupt_Management but since Interrupt_Mask is a
110 -- private type we can not have them declared there.
112 Environment_Mask : aliased Interrupt_Mask;
113 -- This mask represents the mask of Environment task when this package
114 -- is being elaborated, except the signals being
115 -- forced to be unmasked by RTS (items in Keep_Unmasked)
117 All_Tasks_Mask : aliased Interrupt_Mask;
118 -- This is the mask of all tasks created in RTS. Only one task in RTS
119 -- is responsible for masking/unmasking signals (see s-interr.adb).
121 end System.Interrupt_Management.Operations;