In task processing technique in Text 1 easily for more tasks a.g 5 task, 10, or

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In task processing technique in Text 1 easily for more tasks a.g 5 task, 10, or even 100 tasks. which shedular line have changed to scale for more task?

A. 35

B. 29-43

C. 35-41

D. None

66. enum BL States BL LedOff, BL Led0n BL State; 67. nt TickFct _BlinkLed (int state) I 68 VARIABLES MUST BE DECLARED STATIC/ 69-/te.g., static int x 03/ 70. Def ine user variables for this state nachine here 71. svitch state) // 2. This code vas aut onat i cally generated using the Riverside Irvine State machine Builder tool 3. Version 2.5 10/18/2012 10:2:14 PST 6·#include "rimsh" case: state = BL-Led0ff; 9. /This code ill be shared betven state nachines.* 10. typedef struct task I case BL Ledoff: int state; state BL LedOn: 12. unsizned lon per i od: 13. unsizned lon elapsedT i ne; 14 int (TickFct) (int); break; case BL Ledon 80 17. task tasks[21: state BL LedOff: 84 re 19. const unsigned char tasksNum = 2; 20. const unsigned long periodBlinkLed = 1500; 21. const unsigned long periodThreeLeds = 500; default: state1 Transitions 23. const unsi gned long tasksPeriodGCD 500; 89. svitch(state) // case BL_Ledoff 25. int TickFct BlinkLed (int state); 26. int TickFct ThreeLeds (int state): BO-0; break; case BLLedon: 28. unsigned char process ineRdyTasks = 0; 29. void TierISR 30 unsi gned chari 31 if (processinRdyTasks) 32 94 default: // break; print f ("Period too short to complete taskstn"); 34. 35. 36 98. // State actions 99. BL State st ate; 100 return state; process i n2RdyTasks=1; for (i = 0; i

Explanation / Answer

Answer :- For more task in place of 2, we can change the taskNum value in the line 19. We can also change the line 35 and we can directly write number of task in place of taskNum inside "for" condition but that is not the standard way.

Hence for this question the best answer is option D. i.e. None.

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