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@@ -444,25 +444,9 @@ ResultVal<SharedPtr<Thread>> Thread::Create(std::string name, VAddr entry_point,
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return MakeResult<SharedPtr<Thread>>(std::move(thread));
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}
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-// TODO(peachum): Remove this. Range checking should be done, and an appropriate error should be
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-// returned.
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-static void ClampPriority(const Thread* thread, s32* priority) {
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- if (*priority < THREADPRIO_HIGHEST || *priority > THREADPRIO_LOWEST) {
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- DEBUG_ASSERT_MSG(
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- false, "Application passed an out of range priority. An error should be returned.");
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-
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- s32 new_priority = MathUtil::Clamp<s32>(*priority, THREADPRIO_HIGHEST, THREADPRIO_LOWEST);
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- LOG_WARNING(Kernel_SVC, "(name=%s): invalid priority=%d, clamping to %d",
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- thread->name.c_str(), *priority, new_priority);
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- // TODO(bunnei): Clamping to a valid priority is not necessarily correct behavior... Confirm
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- // validity of this
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- *priority = new_priority;
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- }
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-}
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-
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void Thread::SetPriority(s32 priority) {
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- ClampPriority(this, &priority);
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-
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+ ASSERT_MSG(priority <= THREADPRIO_LOWEST && priority >= THREADPRIO_HIGHEST,
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+ "Invalid priority value.");
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// If thread was ready, adjust queues
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if (status == THREADSTATUS_READY)
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ready_queue.move(this, current_priority, priority);
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