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How a task and a co-routine can communicate?Posted by Amr Ali on June 20, 2010 I was wondering. The tasks can communicate with themselves and with ISRs through queues. The same applies for co-routines. The question that popped into my mind, how a co-routine and a task can communicate? RE: How a task and a co-routine can communicate?Posted by Dave on June 21, 2010 Read the first paragraph of http://www.freertos.org/taskandcr.html There is nothing to stop you using shared memory to pass information between the two. RE: How a task and a co-routine can communicate?Posted by Amr Ali on June 21, 2010 In the header files of the co-routines, it says check the web page how a task can communicate with a co-routine. There is nothing like that in the web pages. By shared memory, you mean a global variable? What about synchronization if it was the case?
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