probably you hang up the system until thread finishes..
am i right?
it is preempted by scheduler periodically, if some other higher priorty
thread is waiting,
it is switched...
> when creating a thread, must you always define it as a periodic or
one_shot?
> Is it legitimate to create a thread e.g.
>
> void * loop_task(void *arg)
> {
> for (loopy=0;loopy<1000;loopy++);
> }
>
> If so would this thread run until it has reached 1000 and then only then
> allow other threads or interrupt handlers to run? Or are other higher
> priority threads able to take control during the running of loop_task?
>
> thanks to those who will help
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