Jayesh Salvi wrote:

Hi,

I looked at the pingpong code and found how a thread is created and activated using THREADCONTROL system call. It uses C function pointers and typecasts them to L4_Word_t which are then passed to threadcontrol system call to run this function as thread.

I want to use a C++ function as the thread. But C++ member function pointer seem not to be as simple as C function pointers. Their size changes as well, with the compiler or compiler-options, because of inheritance. Is their any example code that does this?

Hi, the typical way to deal with the like is to define a wrapper function an externalize it as a C function. The below example (taken from the fiasco source code) defines a C function sys_thread_ex_regs_wrapper which in turn calls sys_thread_ex_regs of class Thread. extern "C" void sys_thread_ex_regs_wrapper() { Proc::sti(); current_thread()->sys_thread_ex_regs(); } Marcus -- Marcus Völp TU-Dresden Department of Computer Science Institute for System Architecture Tel: +49 (351) 463-38350 Fax: +49 (351) 463-38284