Thanks. Is that distinction documented somewhere?

Hi All. So, scanning through the API reference, it appears there are two different methods to attach an ISR the Pulse Counter: * pcnt_isr_service_install() / pcnt_isr_handler_add() * pcnt_isr_register() However, I haven't yet found an explanation of what the difference between these two is. Anyone h...

OK, thanks. After thinking about it more, I realized I need read/modify/write protection across the cores. So, just to be sure I understand, this: std::atomic<int16_t> _currentValue; Will provide atomic protection for an operation like: _currentValue += 100; Also, if the variable is accessed in both...

So, if I have a volatile integer variable (say a uint32_t or int16_t), can I safely access it at any time and asynchronously from either core without taking any special precautions?

I assume that anything bigger than a 32-bit variable would be non-atomic and require some type of mutual exclusion.

Hello. Just starting to relearn RTOS techniques learned in college MANY years ago.

So, if I have tasks running in Core 0 and Core 1, can they each safely send data to the same FreeRTOS queue without any special precautions? Or, should the queue first be locked using a mutex?

Thanks.