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The Win32 simulator portPosted by Ard Roliat on May 4, 2012 Hi I am looking at the code and main() in particular. The first line of code is xTaskCreate( ... ) I was expecting at least a call to intialise FreeRTOS so something like InitFreeRTOS() so that appropriate stuff gets initialised. Am I missing something? Kind regards RE: The Win32 simulator portPosted by Richard on May 4, 2012 Nothing missed. There is no such function in FreeRTOS. As FreeRTOS is statically linked, the C startup code clears anything to zero that needs clearing to zero, and initialises any variables that need initialising to anything other than zero. One of the memory allocators does a bit more the first time it is called, but it takes care of that automatically. Regards.
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