On 22 Jan 1999, Mikolaj J. Habryn wrote:
> >>>>> "TB" == Troy Benjegerdes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> TB> Also check the mailing list archives.. I though someone else
> TB> had worked on alpha stuff previously.
>
> *raises hand* I took a stab at it a while back. I spliced in the
> arla code, and ran around furiously fixing 64bit problems, only to
> discover that there were copyright issues with the arla stuff. Let me
> build up some enthusiasm and I'll take another stab at things.
Well, use the arla stuff as a 'guide' and copy the code from the linux
kernel context switch code ;) (which should be *somewhat* similiar)
All you're doing is saving all the user processor registers and restoring
them.. (along with saving or switching to a new thread stack)
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