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Merge pull request #6003 from miri64/core/doc/msg-init-queue-power-of-two
doc: make the 2^x requirement for msg_queue more visible
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* Asynchronous IPC
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* ----------------
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* To use asynchronous IPC one needs to initialize a message queue using
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* @ref msg_init_queue(). Messages sent to a thread with a message queue that
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* isn't full are never dropped and the sending never blocks, even when using
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* @ref msg_send(). If the queue is full and the sending thread has a higher
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* priority than the receiving thread the send-behavior is equivalent to
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* synchronous mode.
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* @ref msg_init_queue() (note that it **must** be of a size equal to a power of
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* two). Messages sent to a thread with a message queue that isn't full are
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* never dropped and the sending never blocks, even when using @ref msg_send().
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* If the queue is full and the sending thread has a higher priority than the
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* receiving thread the send-behavior is equivalent to synchronous mode.
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*
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* ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ {.c}
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* #include <inttypes.h>
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@ -365,6 +365,8 @@ int msg_avail(void);
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/**
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* @brief Initialize the current thread's message queue.
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*
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* @pre @p num **MUST BE A POWER OF TWO!**
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*
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* @param[in] array Pointer to preallocated array of ``msg_t`` structures, must
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* not be NULL.
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* @param[in] num Number of ``msg_t`` structures in array.
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* Hence, a thread for @ref net_gnrc "GNRC" will usually consist of four basic
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* steps.
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*
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* 1. Initialize a message queue
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* 1. Initialize a message queue (note that its size **must** be a power of two,
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* see @ref msg_init_queue())
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* 2. register for a @ref net_gnrc_nettype
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* 3. wait for a message
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* 4. react appropriately to a message and return to 3.
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