KThread: Send termination interrupt to all cores a thread has affinity to
KThread::RequestTerminate may run from a thread which is not the CurrentCore, and thus masking this out is erroneous.
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		| @@ -1258,11 +1258,11 @@ ThreadState KThread::RequestTerminate() { | ||||
|         // Change the thread's priority to be higher than any system thread's. | ||||
|         this->IncreaseBasePriority(TerminatingThreadPriority); | ||||
|  | ||||
|         // If the thread is runnable, send a termination interrupt to other cores. | ||||
|         // If the thread is runnable, send a termination interrupt to cores it may be running on. | ||||
|         if (this->GetState() == ThreadState::Runnable) { | ||||
|             if (const u64 core_mask = m_physical_affinity_mask.GetAffinityMask() & | ||||
|                                       ~(1ULL << GetCurrentCoreId(m_kernel)); | ||||
|                 core_mask != 0) { | ||||
|             // NOTE: We do not mask the "current core", because this code may not actually be | ||||
|             //       executing from the thread representing the "current core". | ||||
|             if (const u64 core_mask = m_physical_affinity_mask.GetAffinityMask(); core_mask != 0) { | ||||
|                 Kernel::KInterruptManager::SendInterProcessorInterrupt(m_kernel, core_mask); | ||||
|             } | ||||
|         } | ||||
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