That will put X copies of the task on the exec queue
and they will then be run sequentially. Note however
that the task queue is not very large so you may blow
it out if you post to many. Phil Levis beat the queue
mechanism to death in some recent messages about task
scheduling. I don't remember the actual length.
MS
Tran Trong Tri wrote:
Hi,
I have one question about task and function....I understand that a task
will not be interrupted by another task and hence executes until
completion...Suppose I want to run a task a few times consecutively
within a functionlike below
uint8_t g;
task void taskT()
{ .../*This task does something on a global variable "g"...}
void fucntion(uint8_t * x)
{
for(i=0;i<*x;i++)
post taskT();
}
I want to this task to run *x times uninterrupted....Can somebody advise
if what I have done like above is safe and if not, any suggestion?...The
function will be called under some "event"...and I cannot put taskT ( )
in another task so that it can run x times uninterrupted as the number
of times "x" is a neccesary parameter...
Thanks for helping...
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