John Dallaway wrote:
Steven Clugston wrote:
I need to have a function with some control code in it to execute at
regular and consistent intervals.
The way I've done this is just to create a thread and trap the execution
path in an infinite loop using while(1){some code;cyg_thread_delay()} or
for
>> The other way I've tried is to use a timer/alarm attached to the system
>> clock, but this executes in a DSR context which causes some limitations
>> and I would prefer to use a normal thread context.
>>
>> Could I use a cyg_thread_suspend() at the end of each iteration then
>> re-wake the thre
Hi Steven
Steven Clugston wrote:
> I need to have a function with some control code in it to execute at
> regular and consistent intervals.
> The way I've done this is just to create a thread and trap the execution
> path in an infinite loop using while(1){some code;cyg_thread_delay()} or
> for(;
