Hi guys,
have been looking for a way to identify a thread when a pseudo
instruction is executed in it. So, I used threadId() and contextId() of
ThreadContext object to get the thread id. According to the link below,
the outputs are not what I have expected: 1) threadID() != S/W thread Id
2) contextId() != Process Id.
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg00556.html
I have checked work_start/end() in Pseudo_inst.h using both Rdi and Rsi
for workid and threadid passed through the pseudo_inst that is called in
the user code.
Besides, in order to uniquely identify them, the pointer of
ThreadContext could be utilized. However, 1) I am wondering whether
there is a register maintaining an identifier of a current thread. And
2) what's exact meaning of threadid in ThreadContext?
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Hongil
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