RE: Using freertos queue & uart1 with dynamic ble and threads

Susheel Nuguru — Fri, 30 Aug 2019 08:23:51 GMT

[quote user="ce-paulgrant"]but will the deletion of the init for power give problems not yet seen?[/quote]

Hi Paul,

I do not think that you can use nrf_drv_powerwith the combination of softdevice. The implementation seems to be accessing POWER/CLOCK registers directly, which are restricted peripherals. So commenting out the initialization of this module actually seems necessary.

About the queues not working as they should, This is the basic freertos features that should not be affected by the port changes we did. So I am thinking that this is something specific to your app design. It is hard for me to analyze why the queues are not workingas I do not have the picture of other different contexts working in your app. But you can track the path of these queues by stepping into the code in the debug mode.

RE: Using freertos queue & uart1 with dynamic ble and threads

Paul — Thu, 29 Aug 2019 10:44:30 GMT

Hi,

Finally forgot to mention. One difference between the serial uart thread which worked correctly in the

example without ble, but not in the dynamic ble example was that I had to delete:

ret = nrf_drv_power_init(NULL);

line above which initialised power driver

A further question, is this line necessary for the uart to function correctly.

Currently the uart1 is accepting input, the only issues seems to be with the freertos queue,

but will the deletion of the init for power give problems not yet seen?