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Sets of types having specified widths used to design the entire OS. It also define macros directives to perform specific actions and options for some OS APIs. More...
Typedefs | |
typedef uint8_t | qUINT8_t |
Unsigned integer type with width of exactly 8 bits respectively. | |
typedef uint16_t | qUINT16_t |
Unsigned integer type with width of exactly 16 bits respectively. | |
typedef uint32_t | qUINT32_t |
Unsigned integer type with width of exactly 32 bits respectively. | |
typedef int8_t | qINT8_t |
Signed integer type with width of exactly 8 bits respectively. | |
typedef int16_t | qINT16_t |
Signed integer type with width of exactly 16 bits respectively. | |
typedef int32_t | qINT32_t |
Signed integer type with width of exactly 32 bits respectively. | |
typedef qUINT8_t | qByte_t |
A type to instantiate a byte variable. | |
typedef int | qBase_t |
A type to instantiate a integer-base variable. This type is compiler implementation-defined. | |
typedef float | qFloat32_t |
A type to instantiate a single-precision variable of 32-bits IEEE 754. | |
typedef double | qFloat64_t |
A type to instantiate a double-precision variable of 64-bits IEEE 754. | |
typedef qUINT8_t | qPriority_t |
A type to instantiate a variable to hold the priority value of a task. | |
typedef qINT32_t | qIteration_t |
A type to instantiate a variable that hold the number of task iterations. | |
typedef qUINT8_t | qState_t |
A type to instantiate an OS state value. | |
typedef qUINT8_t | qBool_t |
A type to instantiate an OS boolean variable. | |
typedef size_t | qIndex_t |
A type to instantiate an OS index variable. Can store the maximum size of a theoretically possible object of any type (including array). Should be used for array indexing and loop counting. | |
typedef qUINT32_t | qCycles_t |
A type to instantiate a variable that hold the number of task cycles. | |
Sets of types having specified widths used to design the entire OS. It also define macros directives to perform specific actions and options for some OS APIs.