Linux runtime: overrun detection for real-time timers and for plc execution.
If real-time timer wakes-up PLC thread too late (10% over period), then
warning is logged.
If PLC code (IO retreive, execution, IO publish) takes longer than requested
PLC execution cycle, then warning is logged, and CPU hoogging is mitigated
by delaying next PLC execution a few cylces more until having at least
1ms minimal idle time.
#ifndef _BEREMIZ_H_
#define _BEREMIZ_H_
/* Beremiz' header file for use by extensions */
#include "iec_types.h"
#define LOG_LEVELS 4
#define LOG_CRITICAL 0
#define LOG_WARNING 1
#define LOG_INFO 2
#define LOG_DEBUG 3
extern unsigned long long common_ticktime__;
#ifdef TARGET_LOGGING_DISABLE
static inline int LogMessage(uint8_t level, char* buf, uint32_t size)
{
(void)level;
(void)buf;
(void)size;
return 0;
}
#else
int LogMessage(uint8_t level, char* buf, uint32_t size);
#endif
long AtomicCompareExchange(long* atomicvar,long compared, long exchange);
void *create_RT_to_nRT_signal(char* name);
void delete_RT_to_nRT_signal(void* handle);
int wait_RT_to_nRT_signal(void* handle);
int unblock_RT_to_nRT_signal(void* handle);
void nRT_reschedule(void);
#ifdef REALTIME_LINUX
#ifndef PLC_THREAD_PRIORITY
#define PLC_THREAD_PRIORITY 80
#endif
#endif
#endif