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1 /*
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3
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19
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48 */
49
50 /* FreeRTOS.org includes. */
51 #include "FreeRTOS.h"
52 #include "task.h"
53
54 /* Demo includes. */
55 #include "basic_io.h"
56
57 /* The two task functions. */
58 void vTask1( void *pvParameters );
59 void vTask2( void *pvParameters );
60
61 /* Used to hold the handle of Task2. */
62 xTaskHandle xTask2Handle;
63
64 /*-----------------------------------------------------------*/
65
66 int main( void )
67 {
68         /* Create the first task at priority 2.  This time the task parameter is
69         not used and is set to NULL.  The task handle is also not used so likewise
70         is also set to NULL. */
71         xTaskCreate( vTask1, "Task 1", 1000, NULL, 2, NULL );
72           /* The task is created at priority 2 ^. */
73
74         /* Create the second task at priority 1 - which is lower than the priority
75         given to Task1.  Again the task parameter is not used so is set to NULL -
76         BUT this time we want to obtain a handle to the task so pass in the address
77         of the xTask2Handle variable. */
78         xTaskCreate( vTask2, "Task 2", 1000, NULL, 1, &xTask2Handle );
79          /* The task handle is the last parameter ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ */
80
81         /* Start the scheduler so our tasks start executing. */
82         vTaskStartScheduler(); 
83        
84         for( ;; );
85         return 0;
86 }
87 /*-----------------------------------------------------------*/
88
89 void vTask1( void *pvParameters )
90 {
91 unsigned portBASE_TYPE uxPriority;
92
93         /* This task will always run before Task2 as it has the higher priority.
94         Neither Task1 nor Task2 ever block so both will always be in either the
95         Running or the Ready state.
96
97         Query the priority at which this task is running - passing in NULL means
98         "return our own priority". */
99         uxPriority = uxTaskPriorityGet( NULL );
100
101         for( ;; )
102         {
103                 /* Print out the name of this task. */
104                 vPrintString( "Task1 is running\r\n" );
105
106                 /* Setting the Task2 priority above the Task1 priority will cause
107                 Task2 to immediately start running (as then Task2 will have the higher
108                 priority of the    two created tasks). */
109                 vPrintString( "About to raise the Task2 priority\r\n" );
110                 vTaskPrioritySet( xTask2Handle, ( uxPriority + 1 ) );
111
112                 /* Task1 will only run when it has a priority higher than Task2.
113                 Therefore, for this task to reach this point Task2 must already have
114                 executed and set its priority back down to 0. */
115         }
116 }
117
118 /*-----------------------------------------------------------*/
119
120 void vTask2( void *pvParameters )
121 {
122 unsigned portBASE_TYPE uxPriority;
123
124         /* Task1 will always run before this task as Task1 has the higher priority.
125         Neither Task1 nor Task2 ever block so will always be in either the
126         Running or the Ready state.
127
128         Query the priority at which this task is running - passing in NULL means
129         "return our own priority". */
130         uxPriority = uxTaskPriorityGet( NULL );
131
132         for( ;; )
133         {
134                 /* For this task to reach this point Task1 must have already run and
135                 set the priority of this task higher than its own.
136
137                 Print out the name of this task. */
138                 vPrintString( "Task2 is running\r\n" );
139
140                 /* Set our priority back down to its original value.  Passing in NULL
141                 as the task handle means "change our own priority".  Setting the
142                 priority below that of Task1 will cause Task1 to immediately start
143                 running again. */
144                 vPrintString( "About to lower the Task2 priority\r\n" );
145                 vTaskPrioritySet( NULL, ( uxPriority - 2 ) );
146         }
147 }
148 /*-----------------------------------------------------------*/
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