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* Can be used ONLY inside an IRQ (and not when interrupts are disabled) to * find next thread in READY status. If the kernel is paused, does nothing. * Can be used for example if an IRQ causes a higher priority thread to be * woken, to change context. Note that to use this function the IRQ must * use the macros to save/restore context defined in portability.h * * If the kernel is paused does nothing. * It's behaviour is to modify the global variable miosix::cur which always * points to the currently running thread. */ static void IRQfindNextThread(); private: /** * Add a thread to the list of threads, keeping the list ordered by deadline * \param thread thread to add */ static void add(Thread *thread); /** * Remove a thread to the list of threads. * \param thread thread to remove */ static void remove(Thread *thread); static Thread *head;///<\internal Head of threads list, ordered by deadline }; } //namespace miosix #endif //SCHED_TYPE_EDF #endif //EDF_SCHEDULER_H