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Short delay in taskPosted by Nobody/Anonymous on January 22, 2007 Is it possible to call some delay() function with such loop (for i = 0; i < delay; i++) in task to get shorter delay/wait time than vTaskDelay()? I am trying this on LPC2106 with gcc 4.1.1 and it doesn't seem to work. Thanks for comments. Best regards Vit Mares RE: Short delay in taskPosted by Nobody/Anonymous on January 22, 2007 The loop does not contain any blocking calls so you are just looping in a task with no context switching. If i is not declared volatile then the compiler might just optimize it away. You could put a vTaskDelay(0) call in the loop.
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