Re: [ECOS] Timeslicing on arm

["Martin Hansen" <farhansen at gmail dot com>]

2008/8/31 Gary Thomas <gary@mlbassoc.com>:
> The fact that it only prints "BBBB" should tell you something.
> When the main thread terminates (via the return), the whole
> system will shortly stop - that's just how things work.
No, sorry You misunderstood what i said, with '...' i was trying to
ilustrate that B's is comming in one long stream,
Exeting main will not stop the system, it just puts the main thread in
suspended. whilst B and C thread continues to run, that is C is newer
alowed to run.

I have made a small change
	while( 1 )
	{
			//cyg_thread_delay( 2 );
			cyg_io_write(serhand, strW , &len);
			diag_printf("C\n");
	}

adding the diag_prinf() seams to help, now i get strings from both
threads, mixed up like intended.
Maybe the compiler is optimizin to much away, and cyg_io_write makes
use of a mutex, anyone how knows?

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