[kernel] Simplify event and wait_queue

Previously event tried to read its value in event::wake_observer, which
required jumping through some hoops in how wait_queue was designed, so
that a value wouldn't be wasted if the wait_queue was empty. Now, read
the event value in event::wait after returning from the thread::block
call instead, which simplifies the whole process and lets us simplify
the wait_queue API as well.
This commit is contained in:
Justin C. Miller
2023-02-19 14:34:03 -08:00
parent 94b2a79f79
commit 274891854f
3 changed files with 15 additions and 45 deletions

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@@ -15,30 +15,14 @@ public:
/// Wake all threads when destructing
~wait_queue();
/// Add the given thread to the queue. Locks the
/// queue lock.
/// Add the given thread to the queue.
void add_thread(obj::thread *t);
/// Block the current thread on the queue.
void wait();
/// Pops the next waiting thread off the queue.
/// Locks the queue lock.
inline obj::thread * pop_next() {
util::scoped_lock lock {m_lock};
return pop_next_unlocked();
}
/// Get the next waiting thread. Does not lock the
/// queue lock.
obj::thread * get_next_unlocked();
/// Pop the next thread off the queue. Does not
/// lock the queue lock.
obj::thread * pop_next_unlocked();
/// Get the spinlock to lock this queue
util::spinlock & get_lock() { return m_lock; }
obj::thread * pop_next();
/// Wake and clear out all threads.
/// \arg value The value passed to thread::wake