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Timing Details Of RTOs Calls

Posted by Sachin Bhujbal on April 27, 2009
Dear All,
I am using FreeRTOS in STR9 at 96MHz.
Can anybody tell me the timing details of
all ( or whatever available ) RTOs calls or guide me to derive it ? i.e. time of reading & sending one message from & to queue respectively( in tasks & in interrupt ). Time of getting semaphore if it is immediately available. Time of Stack switching, etc.

I also want to calculation parameters for task stack
so that I will vary much sure about my task design.
I know that I can calculate Stack Size by adding sizes of all variables in that tasks & addition of sizes of local variables within the functions called from it. But is there anything to be considered i.e sizes of local variables of RTOs functions or anything more to consider while calculating Stact Size.

Thanks,
Sachin D. Bhujbal

RE: Timing Details Of RTOs Calls

Posted by jp_r on May 1, 2009
For the timing details, maybe hookup a scope and sprinkle pin high/low commands around your code (or within the freertos functions).


You can use this first function to check stack usage:
http://www.freertos.org/index.html?http://www.freertos.org/uxTaskGetStackHighWaterMark.html

To catch overflows:
http://www.freertos.org/index.html?http://www.freertos.org/Stacks-and-stack-overflow-checking.html

RE: Timing Details Of RTOs Calls

Posted by Sachin Bhujbal on May 5, 2009
Thanks for Reply,
I know the above links for stack overflow checking.
But when we check Stack Sizes with function HighWaterMark.., etc, at that stage we must have completed design & implementation of our project.
So if I have to modify the stack size of some tasks, then if may reflect my design, so I want to know it before its design & implementation.
For Timings I will check it with pin toggling, etc.
Bye the way thanks for the reply.

Sachin Bhujbal



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