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I just posted some code for a task scheduler on the playground the other day, you may want to take a peek, maybe you can adapt it to your needs.

The Arduino's processor is inherently single-threaded and cannot multi-task. As has been mentioned there are however ways to create the illusion of multi-tasking. Annonomus Penguin hit on those pretty well.

Also check out TimerOne (It's probably better ;)

I just posted some code for a task scheduler on the playground the other day, you may want to take a peek, maybe you can adapt it to your needs.

The Arduino's processor is inherently single-threaded and cannot multi-task. As has been mentioned there are however ways to create the illusion of multi-tasking. Annonomus Penguin hit on those pretty well.

I just posted some code for a task scheduler on the playground the other day, you may want to take a peek, maybe you can adapt it to your needs.

The Arduino's processor is inherently single-threaded and cannot multi-task. As has been mentioned there are however ways to create the illusion of multi-tasking. Annonomus Penguin hit on those pretty well.

Also check out TimerOne (It's probably better ;)

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Aurast
Aurast
  • 295
  • 2
  • 7

I just posted some code for a task scheduler on the playground the other day, you may want to take a peek, maybe you can adapt it to your needs.

The Arduino's processor is inherently single-threaded and cannot multi-task. As has been mentioned there are however ways to create the illusion of multi-tasking. Annonomus Penguin hit on those pretty well.