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i) OSInit();
It initializes uCOS – II. It does not require any arguments. It does not return any value.
ii) OSSemPend();
This function is used when a task wants an exclusive access to a resource, synchronize the activities with ISR/ task or waits for an event to occur.
Argument:
prevent (a pointer to semaphore),
timeout (for a task to resume execution)
err (different types of errors)
iii) OSSemPost();
This function is used to signal a semaphore. If semaphore value is ‘0’ or more, its value is increased. If a task is waiting for semaphore, highest priority task gets semaphore.
iv) OSTaskCreate();
It is used to create task.
Function prototype-
INT8U OSTaskCreate (void(*task)(void(*pdata)));
Arguments:
- task - pointer to task’s code that must be declared as void task (void*)
- pdata - pointer to data that is passed to task when it is created
v) OSMBoxPost();
This function is used to send a message to task through a mailbox.
Arguments:
- prevent - pointer to mailbox into which message is deposited
- msg - actual message sent to the task
vi) OSMBoxPend();
It is used when a task requires a message to be received. This function does not return anything.
Arguments:
- prevent - pointer to mailbox from which message is received
- timeout - signifies waiting period
- err - errors