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vApplicationSetupInterrupts

Posted by Arcanefoam on April 13, 2011
Hello,

I see this function prototype in FreeRTOSConfig.h but haven't been able to find any references to it in the documentation. Looking at some examples I deduce that this is where you configure the timer interrupt to generate the OS tick. Can any one confirm this and hopefully point me to a place to find additional information on other constants and prototypes that are not documented? (for example the configYIELD_INTERRUPT_VECTOR which is also related to this function)

Thanks,

Horaico

RE: vApplicationSetupInterrupts

Posted by Richard on April 13, 2011
Which port are you using? I guess it is a ColdFire port, but that is only a guess without looking at the source code (which I don't have in front of me right now). Have you looked at the documentation page for the port you are using on the FreeRTOS.org web site?

Regards.

RE: vApplicationSetupInterrupts

Posted by Arcanefoam on April 18, 2011
Hello,

If I am not mistaken FreeRTOSConfig.h is a "core" configuration header which does not need porting, you only have to set the values of the constants in the file. The vApplicationSetupInterrupts function prototype and the YIELD_INTERRUPT_VECTOR constant are present in the FreeRTOS source download "source" folder, not in a specific port folder, so if this is just meant to be for a specific port this file is incorrect and has 2 bugs.

I am making a new port and that is why I need clarity on this function.

Cheers,

Horacio

RE: vApplicationSetupInterrupts

Posted by Richard on April 18, 2011
“The vApplicationSetupInterrupts function prototype and the YIELD_INTERRUPT_VECTOR constant are present in the FreeRTOS source download "source" folder, not in a specific port folder”


I'm pretty sure that is not the case, but you have not answered the questions I posed in my previous post so cannot comment further until you do.

Regards.


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