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Hi all I'm working with dsp c6711 and want to run a function without halting my main function. Something that could run in paralell. How can I do that? Is there some examples? Thanks BR Cohen

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--- fsc10174 <> wrote: > I'm working with dsp c6711 and want to run a > function without halting > my main function. Something that could run in > paralell. How can I do that? > Is there some examples? well... I'm not an expert here... but from what I understand you need some kind of "multitasking"... plain C does not allow calling functions "without halting your main function" (and by main I don't mean the C's main function)... well... it all depends on what you really need to do - if you need to run a small function triggered by some event - maybe a simple interrupt would do the trick - but if you rather want to run two algorithms at the same time - you'll need some kind of "operating system" - have you tried DSP/BIOS? good luck... Wojciech Rewers __________________________________

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