os_tmr_call

void os_tmr_call (
    U16 info );    /* Identification of an expired timer. */

The os_tmr_call function is a user defined function that gets called by the RTX kernel's task manager task scheduler, when the user defined timer expires. After the os_tmr_call function returns, the task manager deletes this user timer.

The info argument contains the value that was specified when the timer was created using os_tmr_create.

The os_tmr_call function is part of RL-RTX. The prototype is defined in rtl.h. You can customize the function in rtx_config.c.

Note

• You can call any of the isr_ system functions from the os_tmr_call function, but you cannot call any of the os_ system functions.
• Do not call os_tmr_kill for an expired user timer.

None

os_tmr_create, os_tmr_kill

void os_tmr_call (U16 info) {
  switch (info) {
    case 1:          /* The supervised task is locked, */
                     /* recovery actions required.     */
      break;
    case 2:          /* The second task is locked.     */

      break;
       ..
  }
}