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Protothreads is a programming model invented by Adam Dunkels that combines the advantages of event-driven (sometimes also called state machine) programming and threaded programming. The main advantage of the event-driven model is efficiency, both speed and memory usage. The main advantage of the threaded model is algorithm clarity. Protothreads gives you both. A protothread is an extremely lightweight thread. As with event-driven programming, there is a single stack; but like threaded programming, a function can (at least conceptually) block. This protothreads implementation: * is not an implementation of POSIX threads or any other standard API * does not require assembly-language code or use setjmp/longjmp * is independent of CPU architecture * schedules threads non-preemptibly and deterministically. * standard version does not take a

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protothread.c
protothread.h
protothread_lock.c
protothread_lock.h
protothread_sem.c
protothread_sem.h
protothread_test.c