#include <nitro/os.h>void OS_InitThread( void );None.
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Initializes the thread library.
When you are using a thread system, this function must be called once (and only once) before you create threads. This function is called internally by the OS_Init function, so there is normally no need for the application to call it again.
By calling this function, the application itself will be treated as a thread started from the NitroMain function with a priority of 16. (This is called the "launcher thread" in the function reference manual and in various other documentation.) DTCM is normally used for this thread's stack.
An idle thread is created when the thread system is initialized. This is a special thread with a priority of 32, a lower priority than any other thread. The user can set all other threads to a priority in the range 0-31. The idle thread does nothing and loops in Halt status.
OS_CreateThread
OS_ExitThread
OS_WakeupThread
OS_WakeupThreadDirect
2009/05/19 Explained that this function is called internally by OS_Init.
2005/04/11 Corrected the description of application state after calling and added a note about launcher threads.
2004/04/27 Added a description of the idle thread.
2004/02/26 Added a description of the priority of the starting thread.
2003/12/01 Initial version.
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