Threads Assignment 5
- Demonstrate that the scheduler always selects the highest Ready state task to run
- Write an atomPrioritySet(…) API function to change the priority of a task.
- Create two tasks with different priorities.
- Neither task makes any API function calls that cause it to enter the Blocked state.
- So both are in either Ready or Running state.
- So the task with highest priority will always be the task selected by the scheduler to be in Running state
- Expected Behavior
- Task 1 is created with the highest priority to be guaranteed to run first. Task 1 prints out a couple of strings before raising the priority of Task 2 to above its own priority.
- Task2 starts to run as it has the highest relative priority.
- Task 2 prints out a message before setting its own priority back to below that of Task 1.
- Task 1 is once again the highest priority task, so it starts to run and forcing Task 2 back into the Ready state.
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References
- Introduction to atomthreads
- atomthreads kernel Reference
- atomthreads Documentation
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