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Events implementationPosted by jiri on August 24, 2005 Hi everybody, I'm starting to use FreeRTOS.I use ATmega128 port on my own hardware.Everything works perfect. But I would like to use events to inform some tasks it has to do something. Could anyone point me how to implement and use events? RE: Events implementationPosted by Nobody/Anonymous on August 24, 2005 What type of 'event'? You can use queues and semaphores for intertask, and ISR to task communication. RE: Events implementationPosted by jiri on August 24, 2005 I mean binary flag - "something hapened in task A" so tasks B,C and D should do some actions. RE: Events implementationPosted by Jeff Smith on September 13, 2005 The Queue is used for that. I guess I haven't seen something where multiple tasks could register as listeners, but at least you have the source. A quick solution is that the source task writes to a different event queue for each task that handles an event.
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