Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC3200, CC2650
In RTOS, I am initializing a periodic clock event as follows:
Clock_Params_init(&clkParams);
clkParams.period = 1000000;
clkParams.startFlag = TRUE;
Clock_construct(&clk0Struct, (Clock_FuncPtr)clk0Fxn, 60, &clkParams);
With the clk0Fxn simply being:
void clk0Fxn(){
//Semaphore_post(Clk0Sem);
System_printf("Clock Semaphore posted...\n");
System_flush();
}
Eventually I want to enable the Clk0Sem post to activate another task periodically, like a clock tick. Presently, however, I am stuck with the following.
While the clock function did seem to activate, in the method where the clock was initialized, I have the following:
System_printf("Core clock initialized, entering wait mode...\n");
System_flush();
but when I run the code, I see this output on a line:
"Core clock initialized, enClock Semaphore posted..."
So the clocked function is interrupting the current task, which is fine, but afterwards, it doesn't return to finish the "Core clock initialized" line. In fact, it doesnt do anything, and the program gets lost somewhere in disassembly. How can I set up the clocked function to work without disrupting RTOS?
