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Soft timer implement!Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on July 31, 2006 How to implement soft timer using freertos? My task want to implement one-shot timer and periodic timer. RE: Soft timer implement!Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on July 31, 2006 I presume you use a hardware peripheral, just like the kernel uses a timer to generate the periodic tick? Is this what you mean? Alternatively you could use a tick hook for periodic processing. RE: Soft timer implement!Posted by Nobody/Anonymous on August 1, 2006 Oh! YES! I just want to use tick hook. But I don't know tick hook whether or not influence the kernel performance.
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