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CC1352R: difference between "Message Queue" and "Event Post/Pend"

Kartik 3
Intellectual 535 points
Part Number: CC1352R

Hello,

I am using cc1352R with SDK 3.10 .01.11. Previously I was using SDK 2.30.00.45 .

While looking at the thermostat/temp­­­_sensor example of the TI Thread.

On comparing both SDK examples, I observed that
the later uses "Message Queue" instead of "Event Post/Pend".

What is the difference between "Message Queue" and "Event Post/Pend" and their implementation.

Thank you,

Kartik.

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    TI__Mastermind 21555 points

    The idea behind it is similar to event pend/post.

    With message queue, you have the flexibility of sending a pointer with a message rather than just posting an event. The way you use it is up to you, you can just use it for sending/posting an event or you can post an event and have a payload attached to it. It add more flexibility to your application.

    Regards,

    AB