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SubjectRe: sched.c function
>Dear sir,
>
> I am new to kernel. I want to know which function in
>the file sched.c or procedure is called to bring a
>process for processing in the CPU after context
>switching.

In schedule(), context_switch() is called -- there is not any processing
needed, the task state is just copied from memory back into CPU
and.. +finished.
There's a finish_task_switch(), though.


Jan Engelhardt
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