Some OS features can be customized using a set of macros located in the header file config.h. More...

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#define	Q_PRIORITY_LEVELS
	Number of priority levels.

#define	Q_PRIO_QUEUE_SIZE
	The size of the priority queue.

#define	Q_ALLOW_SCHEDULER_RELEASE
	Allow scheduler release action.

#define	Q_PRESERVE_TASK_ENTRY_ORDER
	Preserve task entry order.

#define	Q_BYTE_ALIGNMENT
	Byte alignment used by the memory manager.

#define	Q_DEFAULT_HEAP_SIZE
	Heap size fo the default memory pool.

#define	Q_FSM
	Finite State Machine enabler.

#define	Q_FSM_MAX_NEST_DEPTH
	Finite State Machine : nest depth.

#define	Q_FSM_MAX_TIMEOUTS
	Finite State Machine : number of timeouts.

#define	Q_FSM_PS_SIGNALS_MAX
	Finite State Machine : number of signals to subscribe.

#define	Q_FSM_PS_SUB_PER_SIGNAL_MAX
	Finite State Machine : subscribers per signal.

#define	Q_TRACE_BUFSIZE
	Size for the trace internal buffer.

#define	Q_CLI
	AT Command Line Interface enabler.

#define	Q_QUEUES
	Queues enabler.

#define	Q_LOGGER_COLORED
	Colored output in logger.

Detailed Description

Some OS features can be customized using a set of macros located in the header file config.h.

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ Q_ALLOW_SCHEDULER_RELEASE

#define Q_ALLOW_SCHEDULER_RELEASE

Allow scheduler release action.

Used to enable or disable the release of the scheduling.

Note: Default value 1 enabled

◆ Q_BYTE_ALIGNMENT

#define Q_BYTE_ALIGNMENT

Byte alignment used by the memory manager.

Use a number in power of two for this configuration.

Note: Default value 8

◆ Q_CLI

#define Q_CLI

AT Command Line Interface enabler.

Used to enable or disable the AT Command Line Interface(CLI)

Note: Default value 1 enabled

◆ Q_DEFAULT_HEAP_SIZE

#define Q_DEFAULT_HEAP_SIZE

Heap size fo the default memory pool.

This also will enable new and delete operators if not available in the target compiler.

Note: Default value 0 disabled

◆ Q_FSM

#define Q_FSM

Finite State Machine enabler.

Used to enable or disable the Finite State Machine (FSM) module

Note: Default value 1 enabled

◆ Q_FSM_MAX_NEST_DEPTH

#define Q_FSM_MAX_NEST_DEPTH

Finite State Machine : nest depth.

The max depth of nesting for the Finite State Machines (FSM) module. This setting its required to allow hierarchical state machines. Use a value greater than 1

Note: Default value 5

◆ Q_FSM_MAX_TIMEOUTS

#define Q_FSM_MAX_TIMEOUTS

Finite State Machine : number of timeouts.

Max number of timeouts inside a timeout specification for the Finite State machine (FSM) module

Note: Default value 3

◆ Q_FSM_PS_SIGNALS_MAX

#define Q_FSM_PS_SIGNALS_MAX

Finite State Machine : number of signals to subscribe.

Max number of signals to subscribe for a single FSM object.

Note: Default value 8

◆ Q_FSM_PS_SUB_PER_SIGNAL_MAX

#define Q_FSM_PS_SUB_PER_SIGNAL_MAX

Finite State Machine : subscribers per signal.

Max number of FSM subscribers per signal.

Note: Default value 4

◆ Q_LOGGER_COLORED

#define Q_LOGGER_COLORED

Colored output in logger.

Used to enable colored output in supported terminals when using logger

Note: Default value 0 disabled

◆ Q_PRESERVE_TASK_ENTRY_ORDER

#define Q_PRESERVE_TASK_ENTRY_ORDER

Preserve task entry order.

If enabled, kernel will preserve the tasks entry order every OS scheduling cycle.

Note: Default value 1 enabled

◆ Q_PRIO_QUEUE_SIZE

#define Q_PRIO_QUEUE_SIZE

The size of the priority queue.

The size of the priority FIFO queue for notifications (use a 0(zero) value to disable it)

Note: Default value 10

◆ Q_PRIORITY_LEVELS

#define Q_PRIORITY_LEVELS

Number of priority levels.

The number of priorities available to the application tasks

Note: Default value 3 The number of priorities available to the application tasks

◆ Q_QUEUES

#define Q_QUEUES

Queues enabler.

Used to enable or disable OS queues

Note: Default value 1 enabled

◆ Q_TRACE_BUFSIZE

#define Q_TRACE_BUFSIZE

Size for the trace internal buffer.

The trace object requires an internal buffer for standard integer conversions. This macro defines its size. 36 bytes should be enough

Note: Default value 36

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