I know that RTOS executes the tasks at the exact time. But i have one clarification suppose if i create two taska at 10ms and 20ms. When the first 10ms is over it executes 10ms task but when another 10ms is over it needs to execute both 10 and 20 ms. Then how does it manage? If the time to finish ezecuting 10ms takes 5ms the 20ms task is dekayed by 5ms. Is it correct? Please help.
Which RTOS are you talking about?
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You do understand that if you only have one physical CPU core, that "at the same time" is just an illusion right?
> Then how does it manage? If the time to finish ezecuting 10ms takes 5ms the 20ms task is dekayed by 5ms. Is it correct?
If you've got a timer using 50% of the CPU, what do you want to happen?
If it takes this long, you should be using tasks, so you have choices over priority and scheduling.
Task Management - FreeRTOS Kernel - priorities
Task Management - FreeRTOS Kernel - scheduling
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