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The task argument with all the regarding information of the task execution. More...
#include <task.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
bool | firstCall (void) const noexcept |
Checks whether the task is running for the first time. Can be used for data initialization purposes. | |
bool | firstIteration (void) const noexcept |
Checks whether the current pass is the first iteration of the task. The value returned by this method will be only true when time-elapsed events occurs and the Iteration counter has been parameterized. Asynchronous events never change the task iteration counter, consequently doesn't have effect in this flag. | |
bool | lastIteration (void) const noexcept |
Checks whether the current pass is the last iteration of the task. The value returned by this method will be only true when time-elapsed events occurs and the Iteration counter has been parameterized. Asynchronous events never change the task iteration counter, consequently doesn't have effect in the value returned by this method. | |
trigger | getTrigger (void) const noexcept |
Get the event source that triggers the task execution. Possible values are described in the qOS::trigger enum. | |
clock_t | startDelay (void) const noexcept |
return the number of epochs between current system time and point in time when the task was marked as READY . Can be used to keep track when current task's execution took place relative to when it was scheduled A value of 0 (zero) indicates that task started right on time per schedule.This parameter will be only available on timed tasks. when qOS::trigger == trigger::byTimeElapsed | |
task & | thisTask (void) noexcept |
return the current task node being evaluated | |
Public Attributes | |
void * | TaskData |
Task arguments defined at the time of its creation. (Storage-Pointer) | |
void * | EventData |
Associated data of the event. Specific data will reside here according to the event source. This field will have a nullptr value when the trigger gets one of this values: trigger::byTimeElapsed, trigger::byEventFlags and trigger::byNoReadyTasks. | |
The task argument with all the regarding information of the task execution.
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inlinenoexcept |
Checks whether the task is running for the first time. Can be used for data initialization purposes.
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inlinenoexcept |
Checks whether the current pass is the first iteration of the task. The value returned by this method will be only true
when time-elapsed events occurs and the Iteration counter has been parameterized. Asynchronous events never change the task iteration counter, consequently doesn't have effect in this flag.
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inlinenoexcept |
Get the event source that triggers the task execution. Possible values are described in the qOS::trigger enum.
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inlinenoexcept |
Checks whether the current pass is the last iteration of the task. The value returned by this method will be only true
when time-elapsed events occurs and the Iteration counter has been parameterized. Asynchronous events never change the task iteration counter, consequently doesn't have effect in the value returned by this method.
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inlinenoexcept |
return the number of epochs between current system time and point in time when the task was marked as READY
. Can be used to keep track when current task's execution took place relative to when it was scheduled A value of 0 (zero) indicates that task started right on time per schedule.This parameter will be only available on timed tasks. when qOS::trigger
== trigger::byTimeElapsed
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inlinenoexcept |
return the current task node being evaluated
void* qOS::event_t::EventData |
Associated data of the event. Specific data will reside here according to the event source. This field will have a nullptr
value when the trigger gets one of this values: trigger::byTimeElapsed, trigger::byEventFlags and trigger::byNoReadyTasks.
void* qOS::event_t::TaskData |
Task arguments defined at the time of its creation. (Storage-Pointer)