How do I run my code just *before* the context switch now that task

Hello everyone,

So, I need a way to=A0run my code just *before* the context switch. Old
task queue (tq_scheduler) in kernel 2.2 provided an easy way of doing
so. However, that feature is now defunct... Workqueues and Tasklets
that seem to have replaced task queue do not provide the exact feature
I need. Does anyone have any idea?

-Antino
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Antino Kim [ Mo, 07 Juni 2010 07:18 ] [ ID #2042744 ]
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