[En-Nut-Discussion] Event API
Matthias Ringwald
mringwal at inf.ethz.ch
Wed Oct 27 09:45:04 CEST 2004
On 26.10.2004, at 19:58, Henk Kampman wrote:
> Why is there no NutEventClear?
Because it's not (really) needed.
NutEventClear is identical to the also non-existant NutEventInit
which is realized by setting the event queue to 0:
theEvent = 0
hm. if your event might be posted from interrupt context, a critical
section would come in handy.
NutEventInit/Reset/Clear:
NutEnterCritical()
theEvent = 0
NutExitCritical()
I was wondering how to initialize an event queue before, so
if someone would go forward and add this one line function (e.g. as an
inline function :)
I would support it.
Matthias
>
> There are situations where another thread can complete and call
> NutEventPost before you can call NutEventWaitNext.
>
> The result is that NutEventWaitNext wil wait forever, because it wil
> clear the already signaled event!
>
> What you really need is something like this:
>
> {
> NutEventClear(&theEvent);
> ..
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