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portPOINTER_SIZE_TYPE for PIC18F and PIC24_dsPIC PortPosted by hollenweger on December 28, 2014 I thing that the ports for the PIC18F and the PIC24_dsPIC should have added the following: #define portPOINTERSIZETYPE uint16_t in portmacro.h The data pointers of this two platforms are only 16 bits (not uint32_t as defined by default in FreeRTOS.h). best regards Martin portPOINTER_SIZE_TYPE for PIC18F and PIC24_dsPIC PortPosted by rtel on December 28, 2014 Hi - you are indeed correct - if (when in the case of the PIC24) those ports get updated the constant will be added. The current port layer pre-dates the constant being introduced - and the definition in FreeRTOS.h is only a catch-all to allow older ports to build. The definition used in FreeRTOS.h will not cause you a problem, but will most probably result in a warning being output by the compiler. Regards.
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