/*
========================================================================
Routine Description:
MLME kernel thread.
Arguments:
*Context the pAd, driver control block pointer
Return Value:
0 close the thread
Note:
========================================================================
*/
INT MlmeThread(
IN ULONG Context)
{
RTMP_ADAPTER *pAd;
RTMP_OS_TASK *pTask;
int status;
status = 0;
pTask = (RTMP_OS_TASK *)Context;
pAd = (PRTMP_ADAPTER)pTask->priv;
RtmpOSTaskCustomize(pTask);
while(!pTask->task_killed)
{
#ifdef KTHREAD_SUPPORT
RTMP_WAIT_EVENT_INTERRUPTIBLE(pAd, pTask);
#else
RTMP_SEM_EVENT_WAIT(&(pTask->taskSema), status);
/* unlock the device pointers */
if (status != 0)
{
RTMP_SET_FLAG(pAd, fRTMP_ADAPTER_HALT_IN_PROGRESS);
break;
}
#endif
/* lock the device pointers , need to check if required*/
//down(&(pAd->usbdev_semaphore));
if (!pAd->PM_FlgSuspend)
MlmeHandler(pAd);
}
/* notify the exit routine that we're actually exiting now
*
* complete()/wait_for_completion() is similar to up()/down(),
* except that complete() is safe in the case where the structure
* is getting deleted in a parallel mode of execution (i.e. just
* after the down() -- that's necessary for the thread-shutdown
* case.
*
* complete_and_exit() goes even further than this -- it is safe in
* the case that the thread of the caller is going away (not just
* the structure) -- this is necessary for the module-remove case.
* This is important in preemption kernels, which transfer the flow
* of execution immediately upon a complete().
*/
DBGPRINT(RT_DEBUG_TRACE,( "<---%s\n",__FUNCTION__));
#ifndef KTHREAD_SUPPORT
pTask->taskPID = THREAD_PID_INIT_VALUE;
complete_and_exit (&pTask->taskComplete, 0);
#endif
return 0;
}
static void RtmpTimerQHandle(RTMP_ADAPTER *pAd)
{
#ifndef KTHREAD_SUPPORT
int status;
#endif
RALINK_TIMER_STRUCT *pTimer;
RTMP_TIMER_TASK_ENTRY *pEntry;
unsigned long irqFlag;
RTMP_OS_TASK *pTask;
pTask = &pAd->timerTask;
while(!pTask->task_killed)
{
pTimer = NULL;
#ifdef KTHREAD_SUPPORT
RTMP_WAIT_EVENT_INTERRUPTIBLE(pAd, pTask);
#else
RTMP_SEM_EVENT_WAIT(&(pTask->taskSema), status);
#endif
if (pAd->TimerQ.status == RTMP_TASK_STAT_STOPED)
break;
// event happened.
while(pAd->TimerQ.pQHead)
{
RTMP_INT_LOCK(&pAd->TimerQLock, irqFlag);
pEntry = pAd->TimerQ.pQHead;
if (pEntry)
{
pTimer = pEntry->pRaTimer;
// update pQHead
pAd->TimerQ.pQHead = pEntry->pNext;
if (pEntry == pAd->TimerQ.pQTail)
pAd->TimerQ.pQTail = NULL;
// return this queue entry to timerQFreeList.
pEntry->pNext = pAd->TimerQ.pQPollFreeList;
pAd->TimerQ.pQPollFreeList = pEntry;
}
RTMP_INT_UNLOCK(&pAd->TimerQLock, irqFlag);
if (pTimer)
{
if ((pTimer->handle != NULL) && (!pAd->PM_FlgSuspend))
pTimer->handle(NULL, (PVOID) pTimer->cookie, NULL, pTimer);
if ((pTimer->Repeat) && (pTimer->State == FALSE))
RTMP_OS_Add_Timer(&pTimer->TimerObj, pTimer->TimerValue);
}
}
#ifndef KTHREAD_SUPPORT
if (status != 0)
{
pAd->TimerQ.status = RTMP_TASK_STAT_STOPED;
RTMP_SET_FLAG(pAd, fRTMP_ADAPTER_HALT_IN_PROGRESS);
break;
}
#endif
}
}
/*
========================================================================
Routine Description:
USB command kernel thread.
Arguments:
*Context the pAd, driver control block pointer
Return Value:
0 close the thread
Note:
========================================================================
*/
INT RTUSBCmdThread(
IN ULONG Context)
{
RTMP_ADAPTER *pAd;
RTMP_OS_TASK *pTask;
int status;
status = 0;
pTask = (RTMP_OS_TASK *)Context;
pAd = (PRTMP_ADAPTER)pTask->priv;
RtmpOSTaskCustomize(pTask);
NdisAcquireSpinLock(&pAd->CmdQLock);
pAd->CmdQ.CmdQState = RTMP_TASK_STAT_RUNNING;
NdisReleaseSpinLock(&pAd->CmdQLock);
while (pAd && pAd->CmdQ.CmdQState == RTMP_TASK_STAT_RUNNING)
{
#ifdef KTHREAD_SUPPORT
RTMP_WAIT_EVENT_INTERRUPTIBLE(pAd, pTask);
#else
/* lock the device pointers */
RTMP_SEM_EVENT_WAIT(&(pTask->taskSema), status);
if (status != 0)
{
RTMP_SET_FLAG(pAd, fRTMP_ADAPTER_HALT_IN_PROGRESS);
break;
}
#endif
if (pAd->CmdQ.CmdQState == RTMP_TASK_STAT_STOPED)
break;
if (!pAd->PM_FlgSuspend)
CMDHandler(pAd);
}
if (pAd && !pAd->PM_FlgSuspend)
{ // Clear the CmdQElements.
CmdQElmt *pCmdQElmt = NULL;
NdisAcquireSpinLock(&pAd->CmdQLock);
pAd->CmdQ.CmdQState = RTMP_TASK_STAT_STOPED;
while(pAd->CmdQ.size)
{
RTThreadDequeueCmd(&pAd->CmdQ, &pCmdQElmt);
if (pCmdQElmt)
{
if (pCmdQElmt->CmdFromNdis == TRUE)
{
if (pCmdQElmt->buffer != NULL)
os_free_mem(pAd, pCmdQElmt->buffer);
os_free_mem(pAd, (PUCHAR)pCmdQElmt);
}
else
{
if ((pCmdQElmt->buffer != NULL) && (pCmdQElmt->bufferlength != 0))
os_free_mem(pAd, pCmdQElmt->buffer);
os_free_mem(pAd, (PUCHAR)pCmdQElmt);
}
}
}
NdisReleaseSpinLock(&pAd->CmdQLock);
}
/* notify the exit routine that we're actually exiting now
*
* complete()/wait_for_completion() is similar to up()/down(),
* except that complete() is safe in the case where the structure
* is getting deleted in a parallel mode of execution (i.e. just
* after the down() -- that's necessary for the thread-shutdown
* case.
*
* complete_and_exit() goes even further than this -- it is safe in
* the case that the thread of the caller is going away (not just
* the structure) -- this is necessary for the module-remove case.
* This is important in preemption kernels, which transfer the flow
* of execution immediately upon a complete().
*/
DBGPRINT(RT_DEBUG_TRACE,( "<---RTUSBCmdThread\n"));
#ifndef KTHREAD_SUPPORT
pTask->taskPID = THREAD_PID_INIT_VALUE;
complete_and_exit (&pTask->taskComplete, 0);
#endif
return 0;
}
