Functions to handle queues. More...

#include "ogstruct.h"
#include "debug.h"
#include "date.h"
#include "temperature.h"
#include "io_pin.h"

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Functions
void	q_push (struct programs_t progs, struct tm tm_clock, const uint8_t i)
	queue a program to be executed. More...

void	queue_run (struct programs_t progs, struct tm tm_clock, struct debug_t *debug)

void	queue_list (struct programs_t progs, struct debug_t debug)

Detailed Description

Functions to handle queues.

Function Documentation

◆ q_push()

void q_push	(	struct programs_t *	progs,
		struct tm *	tm_clock,
		const uint8_t	i
	)

queue a program to be executed.

Parameters

progs	the programs struct.
tm_clock	the time.
i	the program number to be pushed into the queue.

◆ queue_list()

void queue_list	(	struct programs_t *	progs,
		struct debug_t *	debug
	)

list all valid programs

◆ queue_run()

void queue_run	(	struct programs_t *	progs,
		struct tm *	tm_clock,
		struct debug_t *	debug
	)

Check which program in the queue to exec.

Cycle trough the queue and open/close the lines. The compiler flag OG_QUEUE_PERMIT_MULTIPLE_OLINES if present let more than one line to be open at the same time. The purge from the queue of those Q_OFF (already completed) element is done at the end of the cycle, where changing index range should not be a problem.

Parameters

progs
tm_clock	time now.
debug

Bug:: With bistable valve opening and closing oline cannot be done at the same time, any io-action must be done on separate queue-run.

Note: the printed infos rappresent the status of a queue before.; Q_DELAYED should never appear if multiple lines are permitted.

Warning: Use the exit var to stop the loop, do not change the index (i) or the print of the queue status will no longer work.