Aaron Wisner

Cool, good luck. Also remember that disable(), enable, destroy(), etc... just sends a signal to the scheduler, and this call will not immediately call the associated routine.

Congrats on finally finishing your project! I had a chance to watch your video, it's very impressive what you managed to acomplish. This is definitely one of the more complicated...

That is awesome, it looks like you are getting a lot of interest and comments in just a day after showing your project on hackaday. Very impressed what you managed...

Imagine what you could do with the ESP32!

You're looking for the -std=c99 flag, which allows for loop initialization. Thanks for letting me know of the issue on other platforms.

Hi Martin, This is indeed a simple bug, recently changed the default behavior to restart a stuck process and accidentally used . instead of -> on a pointer type. Fixed...

This was actually intentional to prevent resource starvation for new users to the library. If somewhen made a high priority service constantly process, it will prevent all the lower ones...

Thanks for your testing! I think I found the issues in the strict-priorities branch that you were experiencing, it was basically just a couple of lines in the wrong place....

Any luck? I am interested in merging this into the dev branch

Thanks, just wanted to check in. It would be awesome if you could test this on the same program when you get back so I can close this issue. Aaron