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vTaskSetApplicationTaskTag
[Task Control]

task. h 

void vTaskSetApplicationTaskTag(
                        TaskHandle_t xTask,
                        TaskHookFunction_t pxTagValue );

configUSE_APPLICATION_TASK_TAG must be defined as 1 for this function to be available. See the RTOS Configuration documentation for more information.

A 'tag' value can be assigned to each task. This value is for the use of the application only - the RTOS kernel itself does not make use of it in any way. The RTOS trace macros documentation page provides a good example of how an application might make use of this feature.

Parameters:
xTask The handle of the task to which a tag value is being assigned. Passing xTask as NULL causes the tag to be assigned to the calling task.
pxTagValue The value being assigned to the task tag. This is of type TaskHookFunction_t to permit a function pointer to be assigned as the tag, although any value can actually be assigned. See the example below.
Example usage: 


/* In this example an integer is set as the task tag value.  
See the RTOS trace hook macros documentation page for an 
example how such an assignment can be used. */
void vATask( void *pvParameters )
{
  /* Assign a tag value of 1 to myself. */
  vTaskSetApplicationTaskTag( NULL, ( void * ) 1 );

  for( ;; )
  {
    /* Rest of task code goes here. */
  }
}
/***********************************************/

/* In this example a callback function is being assigned as the task tag.
First define the callback function - this must have type TaskHookFunction_t
as per this example. */
static BaseType_t prvExampleTaskHook( void * pvParameter )
{
  /* Perform some action - this could be anything from logging a value,
  updating the task state, outputting a value, etc. */

  return 0;
}

/* Now define the task that sets prvExampleTaskHook as its hook/tag value.
This is in fact registering the task callback, as described on the
xTaskCallApplicationTaskHook() documentation page. */
void vAnotherTask( void *pvParameters )
{
  /* Register our callback function. */
  vTaskSetApplicationTaskTag( NULL, prvExampleTaskHook );

  for( ;; )
  {
    /* Rest of task code goes here. */
  }
}

/* As an example use of the hook (callback) we can get the RTOS kernel to call the
hook function of each task that is being switched out during a reschedule. */
#define traceTASK_SWITCHED_OUT() xTaskCallApplicationTaskHook( pxCurrentTCB,
                                    0 )





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