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reent struct for freertos

Posted by Daniel Nilsson on November 2, 2009
I want to make calls through newlib from my tasks thread safe and reentrant - it seems like I need to let each task have its own reent structure, and have the scheduler re-point the impure_ptr to this struct each context switch. Has anyone done this in freertos, or have any idea on how it can be done?


RE: reent struct for freertos

Posted by Richard on November 2, 2009
Yes this is quite a common thing to do. You can do it quite easily by modifying the tasks.c file, but even that is not necessary. Instead you can create a reent structure for each task and use the traceTASK_SWITCHED_IN macro to assign impure_ptr to the correct structure on each context switch.

Also take a look at:

https://open-roadster.com/development/

SVN areas of interest:
https://open-roadster.com/svn/public/crooner/trunk/library/
https://open-roadster.com/svn/public/crooner/trunk/library/newlib
https://open-roadster.com/svn/public/crooner/trunk/library/freertos
https://open-roadster.com/svn/public/crooner/trunk/apps/make/Makefile.common


Which I believe is a project that uses both FreeRTOS and NewLIb, so you can copy what they have done.

Regards.

RE: reent struct for freertos

Posted by Daniel Nilsson on November 2, 2009
Thanks, will look into that when my strength returns after a weekend of struggling with the code ;)

RE: reent struct for freertos

Posted by Daniel Nilsson on November 3, 2009
I ended up taking this approach, seems to work: http://sourceware.org/ml/newlib/2008/msg00384.html


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