In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, peterverkaik wrote:

Hi Bean,

Yes, TASKS INIT would do it. TASKS INIT would be like a directive, not generating
any code but just declaring the internal task variables.
And if left out, TASKS RUN would declare the variables just as it does now.




[quote="Bean"]I don't want to postpone the TASKS RUN code until RETURNINT because that would make the TASKS jittery because the other interrupt code will most likely be a variable number of cycles

[/quote]The taskcode by itself is already jittery, and usually I place my own interrupt code
before TASKS  RUN, but I see that using TASKS INIT gives the option to place
task code before other interrupt code.


regards peter

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