Run net stack, jump to the osloop. Compiles, doesn't crash.

linux/thread.c

@@ -8,26 +8,20 @@ sigjmp_buf trampoline;
 
 
 __attribute__((__stdcall__))
-uint32_t umka_new_sys_threads(void (*func)(void), void *stack, int type) {
-    (void)type;
-    (void)func;
+uint32_t umka_sched_add_thread(appdata_t *app) {
     fprintf(stderr, "umka_new_sys_threads before\n");
-//    kos_slot_base[kos_task_count].fpu_state = malloc(4096);
     fprintf(stderr, "kos_task_count: %d\n", kos_task_count);
     if (!sigsetjmp(trampoline, 1)) {
         __asm__ __inline__ __volatile__ (
-        "mov    esp, eax;"
-        "push   ecx"
+        "mov    esp, eax"
         :
-        : "a"(stack),
-          "c"(func)
+        : "a"(app->saved_esp)
         : "memory");
-        if (!sigsetjmp(*kos_slot_base[kos_task_count++].fpu_state, 1)) {
+        if (!sigsetjmp(*app->fpu_state, 1)) {
             longjmp(trampoline, 1);
         } else {
             __asm__ __inline__ __volatile__ (
-            "pop    ecx;"
-            "call   ecx"
+            "ret"
             :
             :
             : "memory");