Hi,
I’m working in an IoT project where I’m trying to use the MQTT Agent library for the first time. I’ve got some user app tasks running in a main thread and the MqttAgent running in another thread.
Reading the library functions I can see that the user App can use the thread safe API functions to publish, subscribe,… passing a callback function in the command info arguments.
So if I got it right, these callback functions will be called from the MQTT_Agent thread when the publish/subscribe command is completed, which means that are being executed from the Agent’s thread and will have the Agent’s task priority?
If I want to pass the data from the responses to the main user app (which is in different thread) should I use a queue from the callback to the user app main tasks or is there any better/smarter way do handle this?
My concern is that if I want for instance to execute a blocking piece of code in one of the callbacks that would prevent the MQTT Agent from handle its other commands. So should I treat the callbacks like a sort of ISR running only non blocking code?
Thanks,
Diego B