"Dresner, Norman A." wrote:
>
> In the file rtl_sched.h for version 9J, I found the line
>
> enum { RT_TASK_READY,RT_TASK_DELAYED, RT_TASK_DORMANT, RT_TASK_ACTIVE,
> RT_TASK_ZOMBIE };
It will give you 5 symbolic names for constants. Most (dunno if that is
writting down in some standard) will start with 0. So it
is basicly the same as
#define RT_TASK_READY 0
#define RT_TASK_DELAYED 1
#define RT_TASK_DORMANT 2
#define RT_TASK_ACTIVE 3
#define RT_TASK_ZOMBIE 4
of course you can't "undefine" them and you can not redefine them so it
is
a bit more error proof than just defines.
(correct me if i am wrong)
- Erwin
>
> I haven't used enum very much, but I can't see what can possibly be gained
> from an enum that doesn't have either a type-tag or a variable-list.
>
> Would someone please enlighten me?
>
> Thanks
> Norm
>
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