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Hello,
I was wondering if any of you uses RTX with a tick rate faster than 10 milliseconds. Franc Urbanc, RTX's author, recommends this setting but I am not sure why - a context switch overhead of a LPC2478 running at 72[MHz] will be about 6 microseconds. However, when we try to set the tick rate to 1 millisecond or 100 microsecond, RTX seems to hang after about 10 minutes (when at 100 microseconds) in this code:
void os_put_prio (P_XCB p_CB, P_TCB p_task) { /* Put task identified with "p_task" into list ordered by priority. */ /* "p_CB" points to head of list; list has always an element at end with */ /* a priority less than "p_task->prio". */ . . . /* Search for an entry in the list */ while (p_CB2 != NULL && prio <= p_CB2->prio) { p_CB = (P_XCB)p_CB2; p_CB2 = p_CB2->p_lnk; }
sometimes, we see only one entry in the linked list whose left and right pointer point to the entry itself, resulting in a system deadlock. Yes, we probably can get away with a tick rate of 10 milliseconds, but I would appreciate your insight anyway.
this is a public forum, Zeusti. you cannot always expect personal treatment. I have read your comments with interest, however I managed to break RTX. Keil is informed.