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New function to be used for periodic tasks to ensure a constant execution frequency. It is intended to supersede xTaskDelayUntil to overcome its shortcomings, that is: - avoid run away of pxPreviousWakeTime (FreeRTOS#1339) - catch up any skipped period immediately (and update pxPreviousWakeTime accordingly), notify the caller of the number of periods skipped (by returning them) and wait until the next period (it could be less than xTimeIncrement if we are close to the next period) - notify the caller when not enough ticks have been elapsed (by returning 0) and handle the situation gracefully (by properly waiting until the next wake time) Signed-off-by: Nicola Fontana <ntd@entidi.it>
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New function to be used for periodic tasks to ensure a constant execution frequency. It is intended to supersede xTaskDelayUntil to overcome its shortcomings, that is:
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I tested that function on my ESP-IDF setup, directly running the resulting binary on an ESP32-S3 evaluation board. I would be more than happy to provide a unit test but I simply don't know how to do it.
This is the code I used:
and here are the results:
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#1349
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