/*
 * minithread_skel.c:
 *	This file provides a few function headers for the procedures that
 *	you are required to implement for the minithread assignment.
 *
 *	EXCEPT WHERE NOTED YOUR IMPLEMENTATION MUST CONFORM TO THE
 *	NAMING AND TYPING OF THESE PROCEDURES.
 *
 */

#include "minithread.h"

/*
 * A minithread should be defined either in this file or in a private
 * header file.  Minithreads have a stack pointer with to make procedure
 * calls, a stackbase which points to the bottom of the procedure
 * call stack, the ability to be enqueueed and dequeued, and any other state
 * that you feel they must have.
 */





minithread_t
minithread_fork(proc_t proc, arg_t arg)
{
}




minithread_t
minithread_create(proc_t proc, arg_t arg)
{
}

minithread_t
minithread_self()
{
}

void
minithread_stop()
{
}

void
minithread_unlock_and_stop(tas_lock_t *lock)
{
}

void
minithread_start(minithread_t t)
{
}

void
minithread_yield()
{
}





/*
 * Initialization.
 *
 * 	minithread_system_initialize:
 *	 This procedure should be called from your C main procedure
 *	 to turn a single threaded UNIX process into a multithreaded
 *	 program.
 *
 *	 Initialize any private data structures.
 * 	 Create the idle thread.
 *       Fork the thread which should call mainproc(mainarg)
 * 	 Start scheduling.
 *
 */
void
minithread_system_initialize(proc_t mainproc, arg_t mainarg)
{
}