two tasks can't work together

Kernel
#1

vicui wrote on Monday, July 23, 2012:

Hi:

I have two tasks and want to run them together. A tasks need 768 stack size in xTaskCreate function, another need 1280 stack size in xTaskCreate function. but i found that i can’t  create and run  them together . is it FreeRTOS heaplimitation ?
i define #define configTOTAL_HEAP_SIZE ( ( size_t ) ( 32 * 1024 ) ) . but it still can’t work

vincent

#2

rtel wrote on Monday, July 23, 2012:

What do the calls to xTaskCreate() return?
Does the call to vTaskStartScheduler() return?
Do you have a malloc failed hook defined?

Regards.

#3

vicui wrote on Tuesday, July 24, 2012:

hi :

xTaskCreate(ssh_task, “SSH”, configMINIMAL_STACK_SIZE*6, NULL, SSHSERVER_THREAD_PRIO,NULL);
xTaskCreate(ssl_server,“HTTPS”, configMINIMAL_STACK_SIZE*10, NULL, HTTPSERVER_THREAD_PRIO, NULL)
the calls to xTaskCreate in main () return following value,
ssh ret: 536871004
https: ret: 1
obviously, https is created successfully, ssh is created fail, I also can see https running with vTaskLIst
vTaskStartScheduler() work weill .
where do i found the malloc failed hook defined

vincent

#4

vicui wrote on Tuesday, July 24, 2012:

Hi :

please ignore last replay .
the SSH xtastcreate return 1 too .
but I call vtasktlist to get folowing message
Name          State  Priority  Stack   Num

COM             R       4       404     5
SENSOR          R       3       164     3
IDLE            R       0       118     8
ETH_IF          B       5       214     1
TCPIP           B       6       151     0
DHCPDOG         B       3       179     2
OLED            B       3       98      4
HTTPS           B       6       888     7
SSH             D       4       731     6

B : Blocked, R : Ready, D : Deleted, S : Suspended
it seems SSH is deletet
vincent

#5

rtel wrote on Tuesday, July 24, 2012:

When a task is deleted it will appear in the list with a ‘D’ next to it until the idle task has cleaned up the resources allocated  to that task.  Normally that will happen very quickly.  It would therefore appear that something has called vTaskDelete() for the SSH task (maybe the task itself, or maybe a different task) and the idle task has not been able to run to clean it up.

Where is vTaskDelete() being called and why?
Are you starving the idle task of execution time (that will happen if there are one or more higher priority tasks that never block)?

Regards.

#6

vicui wrote on Tuesday, July 24, 2012:

hi :

sorry I forget to remove vTaskDelete(NULL) in ssh task… because it runs with more resource, so I deifne a signal to enable it or disable it .

thank you for you help

vincent