RTOS/PROCESSOR-SDK-AM437X: about NDK task/thread priority

Hi,

You can search the NDK source code for netSchedulerPri NC_PRIORITY_LOW:

#define NC_PRIORITY_LOW OS_SCHEDULER_LOWPRI
#define OS_SCHEDULER_LOWPRI (_oscfg.TaskPriLow-1)

typedef struct _osenvcfg {
uint DbgPrintLevel; /* Debug msg print threshhold */
uint DbgAbortLevel; /* Debug msg sys abort theshhold */
int TaskPriLow; /* Lowest priority for stack task */
int TaskPriNorm; /* Normal priority for stack task */
int TaskPriHigh; /* High priority for stack task */
int TaskPriKern; /* Kernel-level priority (highest) */
int TaskStkLow; /* Minimum stack size */
int TaskStkNorm; /* Normal stack size */
int TaskStkHigh; /* Stack size for high volume tasks */
int TaskStkBoot; /* Stack size for NS_BootTask */
} OSENVCFG;

/* Configuration */
OSENVCFG _oscfg = { DEF_DBG_PRINT_LEVEL, DEF_DBG_ABORT_LEVEL,
OS_TASKPRILOW_DEF, OS_TASKPRINORM_DEF,
OS_TASKPRIHIGH_DEF, OS_TASKPRIKERN_DEF,
OS_TASKSTKLOW_DEF, OS_TASKSTKNORM_DEF,
OS_TASKSTKHIGH_DEF, OS_TASKSTKBOOT_DEF};
/*

#define OS_TASKPRILOW_DEF 3

So, NC_PRIORITY_LOW is 2, not 3.

For the setting/usage of tsk/kernel priority, please check the TI Network Developer's Kit (NDK) v2.25 User's Guide. Section 3.1.2: 3.1.2 Global Scheduling Configuration

Regards, Eric