Low-Priority Task Execution

Low priority task execution The execution of the sequence of low priority tasks is called from the main loop at lowest firmware priority #0. Tasks executed on this level may be interrupted by executions of high priority task sequences triggered by the operating system timer interrupt as well as the real-time control sytem interrupts.
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Functions
volatile uint16_t	sysLowPriorityTasks_Execute (void)
	Low priority task sequence executed after the high priority task sequence execution is complete. More...

Detailed Description

Low priority task execution The execution of the sequence of low priority tasks is called from the main loop at lowest firmware priority #0. Tasks executed on this level may be interrupted by executions of high priority task sequences triggered by the operating system timer interrupt as well as the real-time control sytem interrupts.

Function Documentation

sysLowPriorityTasks_Execute()

volatile uint16_t sysLowPriorityTasks_Execute

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void

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Low priority task sequence executed after the high priority task sequence execution is complete.

Returns

unsigned integer (0=failure, 1=success)

This application executes different tasks of which some are time critical while others are insensitive to execution time jitter. This function is calling all non-time critical tasks. it is called after all high-priority tasks have been executed.

Note

(this application does not execute low priority tasks)

Definition at line 142 of file main.c.

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