Chapter 9. Developing QP Applications
Example is not the main thing in influencing others. It is the only thing.
—Albert Schweitzer
In the previous two chapters, I explained the internal workings of the QF real-time framework and issues related to porting QF to various CPUs, operating systems, and compilers. However, I want you to realize that the way the QF framework itself is implemented internally is very different from the way you develop applications running on top of the framework.
A real-time framework, as any piece of system-level software, must internally employ many low-level mechanisms, such as critical sections and various blocking APIs of the underlying RTOS, if you use an RTOS. These mechanisms are always tricky to use correctly and ...
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