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vTaskDelay()Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on September 29, 2005 Are there any restrictions in using vTaskDelay nested im oder functions? Ex. function2() { vTaskDelay(1); } function1() { vTaskDelay(1); function2(); } MyTask() { for(;;) { function1(); } } vTaskDelay in function1() works fine, but in function2() it results in data_abort_handler. I'm using Philips LPC2138 with FreeRTOS V3.2.0. Does anyone have an idea? Thank for help. Kind regards Stefan RE: vTaskDelay()Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on September 29, 2005 There is no problem with using the function in this way. If there is a problem with the call at the higher nesting depth then the most likely problem would be a stack shortage - as the function depth will be using more stack before the call toe vTaskDelay. Try increasing the stack allocated to the task when the task is created. RE: vTaskDelay()Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on September 30, 2005 You're absolutly right. It was a Problem wit to less stack. Thanks a lot! Kind regards Stefan
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