Lines Matching defs:syscall
325 lwp_restartable(short syscall)
327 switch (syscall) {
362 * Continue if this lwp isn't asleep in a restartable syscall.
372 * Indicate that we have aborted a syscall.
387 * If any lwp is still sleeping in a restartable syscall, it means
394 "to abort syscall (%d) in process %d\n"),
479 * a syscall using that fd, then we have a problem. The normal
480 * sequence of events is the close syscall wakes up any threads
484 * EBADF from the syscall). However, recall that if the agent lwp
489 * asleep in a syscall on the off chance that it may be using one
512 * Abort each syscall; set g_dirty if any lwp was asleep.
520 * Block until each lwp that was asleep in a syscall has
527 * syscall and that the syscall gets restarted when we