> > + if (!p->has_cpu && (p != current) && task_on_runqueue(p)) {
> Is it really possible for a task to be 'current' without having
> 'has_cpu' set? If so, then don't you need to compare p to 'current'
> on all CPUs since 'current' is CPU specific?
you are correct that the check is redundant on SMP, but ->has_cpu is not
set on UP kernels, so the 'current' check is needed there. I did not want
to introduce yet another #if CONFIG_SMP ifdef.
Ingo
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