Charles Tritt
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WaitTest
Explores the behavior of wait and ticker functions.
main.cpp
- Committer:
- CSTritt
- Date:
- 2017-10-27
- Revision:
- 1:7ae3a9b9b2b0
- Parent:
- 0:1917e5873a6e
File content as of revision 1:7ae3a9b9b2b0:
/* Project: WaitTest File: main.cpp Modified by by: Dr. C. S. Tritt Last revision on: 9/27/17 (v. 1.0) Demonstrate/confirm wait function behaivor */ #include "mbed.h" Ticker myTicker; // My ticker object. Used to generate output. // Declare my ticker callback function. Sends text to serial. void tick_Callback(void); int main() { // Setup to call to_Callback once a second. myTicker.attach(&tick_Callback, 1.0); wait(0.5); // Offset main loop calls by half a second. int mainCount = 0; // Main loop counter. while (true) { // Tested a wait of 0. It was not taken as infinity. wait(1.0); // Cycle this loop once a second. mainCount++; // Increment mainCount. if (mainCount == 11) mainCount = 1; // Reset every 10 times. printf("In main loop. Count = %d.\n", mainCount); } } // Define my ticker callback function. Sends text to serial. void tick_Callback(void) { static int cbCount = 0; // Initialized on load. Remembered between calls. cbCount++; // Increment call back counter. if (cbCount == 11) cbCount = 1; // Reset every 10 times. // Note: printf should not be used in interrupt style callbacks! printf("In ticker callback loop. Count = %d.\n", cbCount); }