Runtime executable priorities (=software priorities) The priorities start at 1 with lowest priority, and end at 32 with the highest priority. More...

#include <Imt.Base.Dff.Runtime/RuntimePriority.h>

Public Types
enum	Id { Prio_lowest = MIN , Prio_low = 4U , Prio_mid_low = 8U , Prio_mid = 16U , Prio_mid_high = 24U , Prio_high = 28U , Prio_highest = 32U , Prio_1 = 1U , Prio_2 = 2U , Prio_3 = 3U , Prio_4 = 4U , Prio_5 = 5U , Prio_6 = 6U , Prio_7 = 7U , Prio_8 = 8U , Prio_9 = 9U , Prio_10 = 10U , Prio_11 = 11U , Prio_12 = 12U , Prio_13 = 13U , Prio_14 = 14U , Prio_15 = 15U , Prio_16 = 16U , Prio_17 = 17U , Prio_18 = 18U , Prio_19 = 19U , Prio_20 = 20U , Prio_21 = 21U , Prio_22 = 22U , Prio_23 = 23U , Prio_24 = 24U , Prio_25 = 25U , Prio_26 = 26U , Prio_27 = 27U , Prio_28 = 28U , Prio_29 = 29U , Prio_30 = 30U , Prio_31 = 31U , Prio_32 = 32U }
	Priorities. More...

Detailed Description

Runtime executable priorities (=software priorities) The priorities start at 1 with lowest priority, and end at 32 with the highest priority.

Note: The idle loop has the priority 0, the absolute lowest priority in the system, which cannot be assigned to an executable.

Member Enumeration Documentation

Priorities.

const uint32_t imt::base::dff::runtime::RuntimePriority::MAX = static_cast<uint32_t>(Prio_32)

static

Highest priority.

const uint32_t imt::base::dff::runtime::RuntimePriority::MIN = 1U

static

Lowest priority.

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