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RTX kernel doubt.........

In my RTX kernel task management system
the function os_dly_wait(); is not working properly .My need is to generate a delay in one task and then such over to another,that i have two task task1 and task2 . I use the above function .But its not working properly.I dont know its my fault or not.Anyone please help me as early as possible.

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0 Robert McNamara over 18 years ago in reply to ImPer Westermark


u32 task1_id;
u32 task2_id;

#define EVENT_ID (1)

void task1()
{
    print();
    os_dly_wait(500);
    os_set_evt(EVENT_ID, task2_id);  // this will cause task 2 to become READY to run. you may want to delay again.
    ......
}

void task2()
{
    os_evt_wait(EVENT_ID,0xFFFF,FALSE);
    // any code here will be after task1's os_set_evt
}

void master_task()
{
  task1_id = os_tsk_create(task1,100);
  task2_id = os_tsk_create(task2,100);

  os_dly_wait(0xFFFF); // put this task to sleep
}

int main()
{
    os_sys_init(master_task);
}

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0 Robert McNamara over 18 years ago in reply to ImPer Westermark


u32 task1_id;
u32 task2_id;

#define EVENT_ID (1)

void task1()
{
    print();
    os_dly_wait(500);
    os_set_evt(EVENT_ID, task2_id);  // this will cause task 2 to become READY to run. you may want to delay again.
    ......
}

void task2()
{
    os_evt_wait(EVENT_ID,0xFFFF,FALSE);
    // any code here will be after task1's os_set_evt
}

void master_task()
{
  task1_id = os_tsk_create(task1,100);
  task2_id = os_tsk_create(task2,100);

  os_dly_wait(0xFFFF); // put this task to sleep
}

int main()
{
    os_sys_init(master_task);
}

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