Creating tasks

[Sebastian Huber]

On 04/10/16 22:30, Agostino Mascitti wrote:
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>
> This means the father blocks in a busy wait (the while). But children 
> are never scheduled. They should be sheduled after 
> "rtems_task_start()", according to the official guide for c users. And 
> so the idea: the father is not pre-emptible? And if so, could you 
> suggest to me how to make it pre-emptible?
>

No, tasks of the same priority are enqueued on the ready queues in FIFO 
order. So, if the executing task has priority 4 and you start a priority 
4 task, then the executing task keeps the processor. You can use a 
rtems_task_wake_after(RTEMS_YIELD_PROCESSOR) to hand over the processor 
to the next task of the same priority.

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