// // Simple test for the AP_Scheduler interface // #include #include #include #include const AP_HAL::HAL& hal = AP_HAL::get_HAL(); class SchedTest { public: void setup(); void loop(); private: AP_InertialSensor ins; AP_Scheduler scheduler; uint32_t ins_counter; static const AP_Scheduler::Task scheduler_tasks[]; void ins_update(void); void one_hz_print(void); void five_second_call(void); }; static SchedTest schedtest; #define SCHED_TASK(func, _interval_ticks, _max_time_micros) SCHED_TASK_CLASS(SchedTest, &schedtest, func, _interval_ticks, _max_time_micros) /* scheduler table - all regular tasks are listed here, along with how often they should be called (in 20ms units) and the maximum time they are expected to take (in microseconds) */ const AP_Scheduler::Task SchedTest::scheduler_tasks[] = { SCHED_TASK(ins_update, 50, 1000), SCHED_TASK(one_hz_print, 1, 1000), SCHED_TASK(five_second_call, 0.2, 1800), }; void SchedTest::setup(void) { AP_BoardConfig{}.init(); ins.init(scheduler.get_loop_rate_hz()); // initialise the scheduler scheduler.init(&scheduler_tasks[0], ARRAY_SIZE(scheduler_tasks)); } void SchedTest::loop(void) { // wait for an INS sample ins.wait_for_sample(); // tell the scheduler one tick has passed scheduler.tick(); // run all tasks that fit in 20ms scheduler.run(20000); } /* update inertial sensor, reading data */ void SchedTest::ins_update(void) { ins_counter++; ins.update(); } /* print something once a second */ void SchedTest::one_hz_print(void) { hal.console->printf("one_hz: t=%lu\n", (unsigned long)AP_HAL::millis()); } /* print something every 5 seconds */ void SchedTest::five_second_call(void) { hal.console->printf("five_seconds: t=%lu ins_counter=%u\n", (unsigned long)AP_HAL::millis(), ins_counter); } /* compatibility with old pde style build */ void setup(void); void loop(void); void setup(void) { schedtest.setup(); } void loop(void) { schedtest.loop(); } AP_HAL_MAIN();