In Linux, in the scheduler function, it check if(!preempt_count() & PREEMPT_ACTIVE).
How does the ULE scheduler tell if it can preempt the current thread?
Is there an equivalent to the preempt_count() function and the PREEMPT_ACTIVE macro.
Also, can this information, of a current thread running inside a FreeBSD virtual machine running on bhyve, be accessed from the host?
How does the ULE scheduler tell if it can preempt the current thread?
Is there an equivalent to the preempt_count() function and the PREEMPT_ACTIVE macro.
Also, can this information, of a current thread running inside a FreeBSD virtual machine running on bhyve, be accessed from the host?