Hi Guys, This is going to be a bit of a play around with ESP32 Wroom ADDRESSING : Multi Processing Multi Tasking Multi Core Use How to gain manipulation and Control over tasks While running Tasks on both core and on only 1 Core. This starts as some interest sparked off on this thread which was …

[image] anon76350110: Also we have the project of @bobfather the light cannon thing which seems to be a sound activated LED project. i wouldn't mind seeing how this Multitasking thing integrates into that. Yes! Not just the cannon but there are several affects that Night Driver can create.…

Oh i see Let me address this tomorrow i'm in the middle of watching a movie with friends. Can't talk at the moment , I'll pick this up tomorrow But thanks for letting me know Be cool, Speak soon

[image] anon76350110: Because you selected the ESP32 Board it is running RTOS This is something that I know now. It is my understanding to myself that whenever ESP32 Board is selected and a sketch is created (containing one or more tasks) using Arduino IDE, the compiler/builder compiles the …

Wouldn't it be better to use vTaskDelayUntil() to time a periodic task rather than using vTaskDelay()? Compare vTaskDelay to vTaskDelayUntil referenced here Links to the FreeRTOS task control API function vTaskDelay, vTaskDelayUntil,... This page contains links to the FreeRTOS task co…

[image] 2112: Wouldn't it be better to use vTaskDelayUntil() to time a periodic task Now that you mention those functions... You are right with periodic functions. But for test programs delay(dt); is easier to write :wink:

[image] anon76350110: And here is the code but it's still unclear to me how it was easier to come here to find out if they would block each other. Well, I opened up my (Eclipse-based) IDE and entered a trivial program: #include "Arduino.h" void setup() { delay(100); } void loop() { } I …

[image] DrDiettrich: But for test programs delay(dt); is easier to write I thought the purpose of this exercise was to learn to write tight, maintainable RTOS code, not to take the easy way out :wink:

[image] 2112: I thought the purpose of this exercise was to learn to write tight, maintainable RTOS code Maybe you feel lonesome with that expectation? :wink:

What do you want to do next? I would like to dive into the task management and also into the ESP32 hardware.

Esp32 - getting to the core of the task

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Okay, so lets restart with discussion of the installation of Eclipse and what more? In another thread, of course

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