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Read-Only Author Eddie Weigle Posted 27-Aug-2007 18:33 GMT Toolset C51 |  can you use os_create_task() in an interrupt? Eddie Weigle Is it possible to use os_create_task() from rtx tiny from within an ISR? Can it corrupt the stack? | | Read-Only Author Reinhard Keil Posted 28-Aug-2007 09:39 GMT Toolset C51 |  RE: can you use os_create_task() in an interrupt? Reinhard Keil No you cannot use functions that start with os_ within interrupt routines. You must use functions that start with isr_ from interrupts. Therefore it is not possible to create a task within an interrupt service routine. | | Read-Only Author gordon dey Posted 20-Sep-2007 22:16 GMT Toolset C51 |  RE: can you use os_create_task() in an interrupt? gordon dey To guarantee a task is created, use os_create_task() from task 0's initialization code, i.e. before it does any work. The created task can then be then run, but arrange for the created task to block with os_wait1(). Later on, at the end of initialization, turn on the interrupts. An isr_send_signal() within the ISR handler then wakes it up, and you get the effect I think you want. | |
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