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These days I've been racking my brains to implement task management using context. Code here.
Like everything else in this project, this was another "task" of Professor Maziero's content.
A task management system was implemented using system contexts. It manages cooperative tasks by executing one task until explicitly moving to another.
task_t Structure: Represents a task, storing the execution context, an identifier (ID), and pointers to facilitate the construction of a doubly linked queue of tasks.
typedef struct task_t { struct task_t *prev, *next; // ponteiros para usar em filas int id; // identificador da tarefa ucontext_t context; // contexto armazenado da tarefa short status; // pronta, rodando, suspensa, ... // ... (outros campos serão adicionados mais tarde) } task_t;
Initialization: The ppos_init() function is called to configure the main context of the program. This prepares the system to manage multiple tasks.
Task creation: New tasks are created with task_init(), where you pass a function and arguments to be executed within the new task. These tasks are given a new context and stack, and the task ID is updated.
Context switching: The task_switch() function allows you to switch between tasks, exchanging the current context for that of a specified task.
Task termination: A task can terminate its execution and return to the main context with task_exit().
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