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bbb_gpio_blinking_led icon bbb_gpio_blinking_led

Example code that uses the Beaglebone Black platform to blink an LED using a GPIO as output

deadlock icon deadlock

Example code demonstrating how two threads depending on shared resources (mutexes) between each other can lead to a deadlock

func_mq_example icon func_mq_example

Example code for sending messages from one thread to another using a function call interface

intvtimer icon intvtimer

Example for setting up an interval timer on the Linux platform

lookandleanandplay icon lookandleanandplay

Visual Studio project to calibrate and position the user before a test. You can also control the cursor with and Tobii-EyeX eye-tracking and a Head-tracking by pressing the letter 'Q' (after a good calibration, <40 pixels)

lookandplay icon lookandplay

Visual Studio project to calibrate and position the user before a test. You can also control the cursor with and Tobii-EyeX eye-tracking by pressing the letter 'Q' (after a good calibration, <40 pixels)

mq_example icon mq_example

Example code for starting 2 POSIX threads and synchronizing their operation using a POSIX message_queue on the Beaglebone Black platform running Debian Linux

mutex_example icon mutex_example

Example code for creating 2 Linux POSIX threads and synchronizing their execution using a mutex on the Beaglebone Black platform running Debian Linux.

state_machine_example icon state_machine_example

In this example code two POSIX Linux threads are created. The "CAM" thread implements a state machine that has knowledge of it's current status at any given time. The other thread operates the CAM thread services using its function call based message interface and cycles through the states in its state machine. The CAM state machine checks to see if an incoming command for state transition is received in a valid state. It will only transition its state if the transition event is received in the appropriate state.

threads icon threads

Example code for creating 2 Linux POSIX threads and controlling their run-time frequency on the Beaglebone Black platform running Debian Linux.

unity_mq_example icon unity_mq_example

Example code for starting 2 threads and passing messages of different data types between them over a single message queue

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