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post/receive multiple items to/from a queue

Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on August 28, 2006
Hi there,

Does anyone out there feel the need to post/retrieve multiple items from a queue in one call?
If you get items one by one, a lot of overhead is generated. It would be much more efficient to call the memcpy in prvCopyQueueData() only once.

For the receiving case I would like to propose a function which blocks the calling task until the number of requested items are received, or exits after the specified number of timeout ticks.

If a timeout occurs, the function can either return nothing or the items which have been retrieved.

Paul

RE: post/receive multiple items to/from a queue

Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on August 28, 2006
How about having the code stuffing data into the queue use larger number of bytes? It puts in a whole structure at a time for example, rather than one byte at a time.

RE: post/receive multiple items to/from a que

Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on August 29, 2006
That's easy: call xQueueCreate with as 2nd argument the size of your struct.
xQueueSend and xQueueReceive accept a pointer to the base of your struct variable

My problem is how to post a variable number or items.

Paul


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