Function sunrise_kernel::ipc::session::pass_message

fn pass_message(
    from_buf: &[u8], 
    from_proc: Arc<ThreadStruct>, 
    to_buf: &mut [u8], 
    to_proc: Arc<ThreadStruct>, 
    is_reply: bool, 
    other_memlock: MutexGuard<ProcessMemory>, 
    buffers: &mut Vec<Buffer>, 
    c_bufs: CBufBehavior
) -> Result<(), UserspaceError>

Send a message from the sender to the receiver. This is more or less a memcpy, with some special case done to satisfy the various commands of the CMIF structure:

• If send_pid is enabled, write the pid of the sender in the spot reserved for this,
• Copy/Move handles are added to the receiver's Handle Table, and removed from the sender's Handle Table when appropriate. The handle numbers are rewritten to the receiver's.
• Buffers are appropriately mapped through the buf_map function, and the address are rewritten to in the receiver's address space.

This function should always be called from the context of the receiver/ server.