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20 years agoOSTickISR
Hi all,
I was looking into uC/OS on NIOS II. I cannot locate OSTickISR(), can anyone know where it is or how this TICK isr is set up and dispachted on NIOS II? Thank you. ISHi all,
I was looking into uC/OS on NIOS II. I cannot locate OSTickISR(), can anyone know where it is or how this TICK isr is set up and dispachted on NIOS II? Thank you. IS
i was looking into uc/os on nios ii.
i cannot locate ostickisr(), can anyone know where it is or how this tick isr is set up and dispachted on nios ii?
thank you.
is
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--- Quote End --- Hi, you've to create you own OSTickISR(). you have to configure the timer to generate interrupts. the timer interrupt handler has to launch OSTimeTick(), function which is given in uC/OS. One another thing to be careful is when you make active timer interruption. It must be done after OSStart(), in the begining of the first task which is executing.
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<!--quotebegin-insop@May 5 2006, 08:51 AM hi all,
i was looking into uc/os on nios ii.
i cannot locate ostickisr(), can anyone know where it is or how this tick isr is set up and dispachted on nios ii?
thank you.
is
<div align='right'><{post_snapback}> (index.php?act=findpost&pid=15074)
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--- Quote End --- Hi, you've to create you own OSTickISR(). you have to configure the timer to generate interrupts. the timer interrupt handler has to launch OSTimeTick(), function which is given in uC/OS. One another thing to be careful is when you make active timer interruption. It must be done after OSStart(), in the begining of the first task which is executing. <div align='right'><{post_snapback}> (index.php?act=findpost&pid=15297)</div> [/b] --- Quote End ---