[RTOS Support] USB CDC task LPC1768 RedSuite demo

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USB CDC task LPC1768 RedSuite demo

Posted by Renan on September 6, 2010

I have been problems with the USB CDC task, if I use priority 0 or 1 it does create the task but it never runs. If I use 2 or 3, it creates the task, enumerates and it works... What could be the problem?

RE: USB CDC task LPC1768 RedSuite demo

Posted by Dave on September 6, 2010

So you have a task at priority 1 that is starving all lower priority tasks or taking up too much CPU for the USB protocol timing?

RE: USB CDC task LPC1768 RedSuite demo

Posted by Richard Damon on September 6, 2010

Actually, it would be a priority 2 task (unless his timer interrupt isn't working), as a priority 1 task would round robin with another priority task.

If possible, try stopping the program with a debugger and see what task is running. My guess is it is a priority 2 task that doesn't wait for something that isn't available, therefore starving the lower priority tasks.