ucosii and C++

I have a firmware project that is well suited to C++ and a real time OS.

Will the ucosii be ok in a C++ project?

 

Re: ucosii and C++

Yes it will be ok in a C++ project. 

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>I have a firmware project that is well suited to C++ and a real time OS.
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> Will the ucosii be ok in a C++ project?

 

Re: ucosii and C++

Re: ucosii and C++

mc9s12ne64.h missing

Hello,

    I had downloaded the Micrium-Freescale-uCOS-II-View-MC9S12NE64. I
compiled it on CodeWarrior3.1 for HC12, but the compiler show a error
message:"mc9s12ne64.h file not found in includes.h". I search the
CodeWarrior install dir, find only a file:mc9s12e64.h, not
mc9s12ne64.h. Where can I get it? I use mc9s12e64.h replace
mc9s12ne64.h, but some macro can not find. How can I do? Thank you.

 

Re: ucosii and C++

I've not found it to be a problem. As Rudi pointed out, be careful
about dynamic allocation - as a good principle of any real-time
design, try to do all your allocation before starting uc/os, eg in the
task constructors.

To be fair, though, I haven't tried it in a very resource-limited
environment such as a small microcontroller.

Regards
Tony
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mc9s12ne64.h missing

Hello,

    I had downloaded the Micrium-Freescale-uCOS-II-View-MC9S12NE64. I
 compiled it on CodeWarrior3.1 for HC12, but the compiler show a error
 message:"mc9s12ne64.h file not found in includes.h". I search the
 CodeWarrior install dir, find only a file:mc9s12e64.h, not
mc9s12ne64.h. Where
 can I get it? I use mc9s12e64.h replace mc9s12ne64.h, but some macro
 can not find. How can I do? Thank you.

Best regards
talengd

 

RE: ucosii and C++

Re: ucosii and C++

  You don't have to use all the features of C++.  Certainly many
features might be bloated and you want to disable, but at its core you
can use C++ for its ability to group functions in your data using
structs/classes. 
  One criticism of C++ is not just its bloated, but in embedded
projects, it's important that the compiler does not add code that you
are not aware of (default constructors etc).  Just go slowly.

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> Will the ucosii be ok in a C++ project?
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Setting up MicroC/OS-II in Eclipse IDE

I'm in the process of learning Eclipse and MicroC/OS-II at the same 
time, and am having some issues with the Eclipse documentation and 
tutorials.

I would like to set up an Eclise project to build the MicroC/OS-II 
kernel and can't quite figure it out.

Have any of you done that and can you tell me how you did it?

Thanks...