IPC@CHIP Documentation - SC12 @CHIP-RTOS V1.10

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task 2886 count 100 DOS1 prio= 25 stack=128 used=78% state=81
task 3142 count 157 DOS2 prio= 25 stack=128 used=78% state=81
task 1862 count 24 CFGS prio= 7 stack=1400 used=28% state=4
At every one millisecond clock tick, the count for the active task is increased by one. After 10 seconds,
the counters are copied and reset to zero.
At the first call of TASKS, the timer interrupt routine of the RTOS is exchanged by a version for the task
monitor. Only after 10 seconds will the TASKS command return usable results.
The command shows for DOS applications only a task stack size of 128 Byte,
since the DOS program at run time switches to its own internal stack which is
is not visible to the Kernel.
A maximum of 35 tasks can by monitored.
Please be aware that using TASKS has a performance penalty. Use UTASKS command to
shut off the task monitoring.
The listed task state is only a one moment snapshot. The task state bit field is a 16 bit hexadecimal
value defined as follows:
Bit0 timer wait (used with other bits)
Bit1 trigger wait (i.e. idle)
Bit2 semaphore wait
Bit3 event group wait
Bit4 message exchange wait
Bit5 message send wait
Bit6 suspended (waiting for resume)
Bit7 waiting for wake
Bit8-15 internal use only
Current running system tasks (if not disabled in chip.ini)
Very high priority:
AMXK prio= 00 Kernel task
ETH0 prio= 05 Ethernet receiver task
Normal:
PPPS prio= 06 PPP server
TCPT prio= 06 TCP/IP timer task
CFGS prio= 07 UDP config server
TELN prio= 11 Telnet server
MTSK prio= 12 Console task (command shell)
Low priority:
WEBS prio= 41 Web server
FTPS prio= 41 FTP server
UTASKS
Disables the Task Monitor.
Disables the Task Monitor which was installed using TASKS command.
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