fQ is a class for creation simple queue of procedures (functions getting and returning void).
An example:
#include <antirtos.h>
void task1(void){ // some procedure
//do something
}
void task2(void){ // some procedure
//do something
}
fQ queue1(8); // create a FIFO queue of 8 pointers length
queue1.push(task1); // anywhere, for example example in some interrupt
queue1.push(task2); // for example in the same interrupt
//.....
queue1.pull(); // in the main loop
fQP is a class for creation queue of functions receiving parameter, it may be your own class with fixed size, like structure or standard one.
An example:
uint32_t somevalue1 = 123456; //value to call task1 with
uint32_t somevalue2 = 789012; // /value to call task1 with
void task1(uint32_t){ // some function with parameter
//do something
}
void task2(uint32_t){ // some function with parameter
//do something
}
fQP<uint32_t> queue2(4); // create a FIFO queue of 4 pointers length for functions returning void, and receiving uint32_t parameter
queue2.push(task1, somevalue1); // anywhere, for example example in some interrupt
queue2.push(task2, somevalue2); // for example in the same interrupt
//.....
queue2.pull(); // in the main loop
del_fQ is a class for creating simple queue of procedures (functions getting and returning void) but delayed for some 'ticks'.
An example:
void task1(void){ // some procedure
//do something
}
void task2(void){ // some procedure
//do something
}
del_fQ queue3(8); // create a 'delayed' FIFO queue of 8 pointers length for functions returning void, and receiving void
queue3.push(task1, 123); // anywhere, for example example in some interrupt, this task will be delayed for delay1 ticks from here
// this delay const or variable of type unsigned int
queue3.push(task2, 344); // for example in the same interrupt, this task will be delayed for delay2 ticks from here
// this delay const or variable of type unsigned int
//.....
queue3.pull(); // in the main loop
//...
queue3.tick(); //in same periodic function, it maybe for example some timer elapsed interrupt, or even main loop
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