osStop function
Declaration:
void osStop(void);
Description:
This function stops the execution of the operating system.
The osStop function allows for the immediate suspension of operating system execution. Upon invocation, code execution resumes from the point where osStart was initially called to start the system. Once the operating system has been stopped, it can be resumed by calling the osStart function again. This function is available only when OS_STOP_FUNC is set to 1.
| Version: | 1.0 |
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| Header file: | OS_API.h |
| See also: | osStart |
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