MOD54415 HiRes Timer vs Watchdog

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Re: MOD54415 HiRes Timer vs Watchdog

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Your task function doesn't take an argument. The data type required by taskcreate does. Make your function take a 'void *'. Note that this is not the same as declaring the function as taking 'void'.
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Re: MOD54415 HiRes Timer vs Watchdog

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Never mind, I figured it out - forgot the "void*" in the task name.
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Re: MOD54415 HiRes Timer vs Watchdog

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Aah, beat me to it Dan. I'll report back tomorrow after I've had a chance to fiddle with this for the evening. Thanks again for the help!!!
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Re: MOD54415 HiRes Timer vs Watchdog

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The system works. I think I now understand semaphores much better, thanks Dan and Ridgeglider. I appreciate the help!

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