Does the ke_timer_set callback function execute in main context or timeout interrupt context?
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Does the ke_timer_set callback function execute in main context or timeout interrupt context?
And also does the ble callback(conencted, disconnected, data received, .etc) execute in ble interrupt context or execute in rwip_schedule(main context)?
Timer callback and BLE messages are generated from low-level interrupts, the BLE stack handled them and manage them as a message queue with rwip_scheduler. Thus from a user view, you can see them as in the main context.
Hi cgha,
Timer callback and BLE messages are generated from low-level interrupts, the BLE stack handled them and manage them as a message queue with rwip_scheduler. Thus from a user view, you can see them as in the main context.