Hierarchical Control System
Hierarchical Control System
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4: Event structure (EVENT).
which for servo loops is often acceptable and preferable to having the loop block while waiting for new values. In the case of reserving a buffer to put something in a queue the pdq will return a buffer if one is available otherwise a null pointer is returned. To ensure that empty buffers are always available for processes reserving buffers a sufficient number of buffers must be allocated when the system is designed.
3. 3 Events Figures 3. 4 and 3. 5 show the C struc...tures for HIC events and procedures respectively. Each event in the system has an associated structure and each event has a list of procedures to be invoked when the event is executed.
Next. Scheduled_event and nGxt_priority_event are pointers for the two lists which contain events. These are described in more detail below.
Flags contains flags associated with the event. One of the flags, EVENT- SCHEDULED, is set if the event has been scheduled in the timer list (see below). Another EVENT_READY is set if the event is ready to execute and EVENT-ACTIVE indicates the event is executing or has been preempted (i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4: Event structure (EVENT).
which for servo loops is often acceptable and preferable to having the loop block while waiting for new values. In the case of reserving a buffer to put something in a queue the pdq will return a buffer if one is available otherwise a null pointer is returned. To ensure that empty buffers are always available for processes reserving buffers a sufficient number of buffers must be allocated when the system is designed.
3. 3 Events Figures 3. 4 and 3. 5 show the C struc...tures for HIC events and procedures respectively. Each event in the system has an associated structure and each event has a list of procedures to be invoked when the event is executed.
Next. Scheduled_event and nGxt_priority_event are pointers for the two lists which contain events. These are described in more detail below.
Flags contains flags associated with the event. One of the flags, EVENT- SCHEDULED, is set if the event has been scheduled in the timer list (see below). Another EVENT_READY is set if the event is ready to execute and EVENT-ACTIVE indicates the event is executing or has been preempted (i.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dayton Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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