Embedded software article: RTOS Revealed #29
My latest article on embedded.com has been published. This piece is the twenty-nineth installment of the RTOS Revealed series, which will continue to appear for the next few months. The series covers every aspect of real time operating systems.
In this article, I look at how interrupts are handled in an RTOS in general and Nucleus SE in particular
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Here are all the articles in the series:
Introducing RTOS Revealed
Program structure and real time
Tasks and scheduling
Tasks, the context switch and interrupts
Inter-task communication and synchronization
Other RTOS services
Nucleus SE – an introduction
Nucleus SE – internals and deployment
The scheduler – implementation
The scheduler – options and context save
Tasks – configuration and API introduction
Task utility services
Task data structures and unsupported API calls
Partition memory: introduction and basic services
Partition memory: utility services and data structures
Signals
Event flag groups: introduction and basic services
Event flag groups: utility services and data structures
Semaphores: introduction and basic services
Semaphores: utility services and data structures
Mailboxes: introduction and basic services
Mailboxes: utility services and data structures
Queues: introduction and basic services
Pipes: introduction and basic services
Pipes: utility services and data structures
System time
Application timers
Interrupts in Nucleus SE
I hope that you find the series interesting and look forward to your input by comment or email or via social media.
