Ok, that makes sense according to the specification of the method
getESIAsThread() from the class Magic.
Thanks Eric and Steve
Steve Blackburn wrote:
>
> Eric is correct. With the move to green threads, there is no longer an
> instance from which user threads are multiplexed. Rather, there is an
> instance for _every_ user thread. Consequently the concept of
> "processor" has disappeared. The eis register points to an instance of
> RVM_Thread.
>
> --Steve
>
> On 28/06/2011, at 11:03 PM, Erik Brangs wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>> But in the current version I could not found the class VM_Processor in
>>> the
>>> JikesRVM API. Where is it?
>> I am not a Jikes RVM team member, so take everything I say with a grain
>> of salt.
>>
>> The class probably no longer exists because the Jikes RVM switched from
>> green-threading to native threading in 3.1.0. AFAIK support for green
>> threading was dropped completely.
>>
>> Kind regards,
>>
>> Erik Brangs
>>
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