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#ifndef __BSP_DBG_THREADS_API_H__

#define __BSP_DBG_THREADS_API_H__

//==========================================================================

//

//      dbg-threads-api.h

//

//      <DESCRIPTION>

//

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//

// Author(s):    

// Contributors: gthomas

// Date:         1999-10-20

// Purpose:      

// Description:  These are the calls used to extract operating system

//               specific information used in supporting thread aware

//               debugging.

//               The Operating Environment being debugged needs to supply

//               these functions.

//

//####DESCRIPTIONEND####

//

//=========================================================================

#define has_thread_void       0 

#define has_thread_current    1

#define has_thread_registers  2

#define has_thread_reg_change 4

#define has_thread_list       8

#define has_thread_info       16

typedef unsigned char threadref[8] ;

struct dbg_capabilities

{

    unsigned long mask1;

};

/* fill in the list of thread aware capabilities */

extern int dbg_thread_capabilities(struct dbg_capabilities *cbp);

/* Fill in the identifier of the current thread */

/* return 1 if defined, 0 if not defined */

extern int dbg_currthread(threadref *varparm);

/* get the first or next member of the list of known threads */

extern int dbg_threadlist(int startflag,

                          threadref *lastthreadid,

                          threadref *next_thread);

/* return 1 if next_threadid has been filled in with a value */

/* return 0 if there are none or no more */

/* The O.S can fill in the following information about a thread when queried.

   The structure of thise strings is determined by the O.S.

   It is display oriented, so figure out what the users need to see.

   Nulls are OK but GDB will fill some not so meaningful data.

   These pointers may be in the calles private structures, the info will

   get copied immediatly after the call to retreive it.

   */

struct cygmon_thread_debug_info

{

  threadref thread_id ;

  int context_exists ; /* To the point where examining its state,

                         registers and stack makes sense to GDB */

  char * thread_display ; /* As shown in thread status window, name, state */

  char * unique_thread_name ; /* human readable identifier, window label */

  char * more_display ;   /* more detailed info about thread.

                          priority, queuedepth, state, stack usage, statistics */

} ;

extern int dbg_threadinfo(threadref *threadid,

                          struct cygmon_thread_debug_info *info);

/* Return 1 if threadid is defined and info copied, 0 otherwise */

/* The O.S should fillin the array of registers using values from the

saves context. The array MUST be in GDB register save order even if

the saved context is different or smaller. Do not alter the values of

registers which are NOT in the O.S. thread context. Their default values

have already been assigned.

*/

extern int dbg_getthreadreg(threadref *osthreadid,

                            int regcount, /* count of registers in the array */

                            void * regval); /* fillin this array */

/* The O.S. should scan through this list of registers which are in

GDB order and the O.S. should replace the values of all registers

which are defined in the saved context of thread or process identified

by osthreadid. Return 0 if the threadis does not map to a known

process or other error. Return 1 if the setting is successful.  */

extern int dbg_setthreadreg(threadref *osthreadid,

                            int regcount, /* number of registers */

                            void *regval) ;

extern int dbg_scheduler(threadref *thread_id, int lock, int mode);

/* --- EXCEPTION -

   The O.S. does not provide this function , it calls this to specify the

   location of the dbg_syscall vector

   */

extern void patch_dbg_syscalls(void * vector);

#endif /* DBG_THREADS_API_INCLUDED */

#endif // __BSP_DBG_THREADS_API_H__