Hi there
I apologise if this question has already been posted but I'm new in this
list.
I have an application that supports multiple real-time threads that run at
rates specified by the user. If these rates are very large the computer
crashes. My hypothesis is that a thread is invoked before it is finished
since the execution time is larger that the thread period. Is there any
mechanism to prevent this from happening. I tried with a watchdog thread
with the highest priority but it didn't seem to work.
many thanks in advance
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