At 03:21 2002-11-8 -0700, you wrote:
Your shared library will probably also have your interrupt handler -- it will get woken by the OS, it will add the data to the queue (fast), and then post a custom notification which only another routine in itself is registered to get. This avoids the whole event queue mechanism.Let me make sure I understand what you suggested.Create a shared library that I can call from the interrupt to store the event? Or am I sending the shared library a notification from the interrupt so that it knows to go read the data from the serial port? I am confused on this point because I have never used/written a shared library (yet!). I just think that I read that I cannot use global memory in a shared library! We will be shipping OS4 and greater, probably OS5 by the time we release, so this is a valid requirement.
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