*
* This function actually creates the process.
* It may be called when a SIMCALL_PROCESS_CREATE simcall occurs,
- * or directly for SIMIX internal purposes.
+ * or directly for SIMIX internal purposes. The sure thing is that it's called from maestro context.
*
* \return the process created
*/
SIMIX_process_sleep_suspend(process->waiting_action);
break;
+ case SIMIX_ACTION_SYNCHRO:
+ /* Suspension is delayed to when the process is rescheduled. */
+ break;
+
default:
xbt_die("Internal error in SIMIX_process_suspend: unexpected action type %d",
(int)process->waiting_action->type);
XBT_IN("process = %p, issuer = %p", process, issuer);
- if(process->context->iwannadie)
+ if(process->context->iwannadie) {
+ XBT_VERB("Ignoring request to suspend a process that is currently dying.");
return;
+ }
if(!process->suspended) return;
process->suspended = 0;
SIMIX_process_sleep_resume(process->waiting_action);
break;
+ case SIMIX_ACTION_SYNCHRO:
+ /* I cannot resume it now. This is delayed to when the process is rescheduled at
+ * the end of the synchro. */
+ break;
+
default:
xbt_die("Internal error in SIMIX_process_resume: unexpected action type %d",
(int)process->waiting_action->type);
}
}
- else
- XBT_WARN("Strange. Process %p is trying to resume himself.", issuer);
- }
+ } else XBT_WARN("Strange. Process %p is trying to resume himself.", issuer);
+
XBT_OUT();
}