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[FreeRTOS Home] [Live FreeRTOS Forum] [FAQ] [Archive Top] [November 2009 Threads] What is happening, When queue is overflow?Posted by Nakorn Threesinghawong on November 20, 2009 Dear all I port FreeRtos on PIC24F128GA010. I create one Queue on Interrupt INT1 and recive on Other task. What is happening, if my task can not quick respond queue from interrupt?
RE: What is happening, When queue is overflow?Posted by Dave on November 20, 2009 If the queue is full then sending to the queue will simply fail and an error message will be returned. Make sure there is enough space in your queue or that the task that reads from the queue gets enough processing time to ensure the queue is never full.
RE: What is happening, When queue is overflow?Posted by Nakorn Threesinghawong on November 24, 2009 regarding queue is full problem, it can be make the mcu which is occured the reset or hank or not? Thank you
RE: What is happening, When queue is overflow?Posted by Dave on November 24, 2009 I don't understand your point here, but my previous answer still holds.
RE: What is happening, When queue is overflow?Posted by Nakorn Threesinghawong on November 24, 2009 Thank you.
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