On Die, 23 Mai 2000, you wrote:
>> How can I manage that while the rtf-handler adds a new entry to the list
>> the processing realtime-thread ist deferred until linking the new entry into
>> the list is completed?
>
>I think that there are ways of adding new entries to the list in such a way
>that it always remains valid (especially when adding to the end, not
>inserting). If not, I would block interrupts as you suggested.
If I block Interrupts, is it possible to miss one on-shot-timer-trigger or
will it simply get deferred until I reenable IRQs again?
>After that you might just run RT scheduler, if it is not run automatically
>on exit from RT FIFO handler.
How to do this? May I simply call rtl_schedule(void) from
include/rtl_sched.h ? I could not find any documentation on this function.
So my Code in the fifo-handler would look like this:
rtl_no_interrupts();
// Insert Element into sorted list
rtl_restore_interrupts();
rtl_schedule();
Best regards
J�rgen
PS: Are there any other man-pages or other documentation describing the
meaning oft all the functions defined in the include/ -directory ?
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