Re: [Sablevm-developer] java.lang.Thread.yield()

[Chris P. <chr...@ma...>]

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>
>If you look at my solution, you'll note that I suggest that we might
>simply ignore the return value anyway.  This is why your original code
>semmed OK to me (I was assuming you had already investigated about
>return values & POSIX compliance).
>  
>
Okay, I looked at your solution, but apart from the goto end:, it 
doesn't seem different from the fix I suggested a couple of hours ago 
(ignoring the JNI_OK stuff):

if (sched_yield() != 0)
   _svmf_error_InternalError (env);

whereas you have:

*if* (sched_yield () != 0)
    {
      //* Should we really really throw an error on failure? Maybe we
         could simply ignore the return value, if no harm is implied.
         Suggestions are welcome.  Etienne *//

      _svmf_error_InternalError (env);
      *goto* *end*;
    }

*end*:

................

is there really a big difference?  or are you mainly talking about the 
comment?

Cheers,
Chris

P.S.  Can you get the JNI book online?  I have the JVM spec as part of 
the Java docs, but I take it this is something else.