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[Michael Schippling]

Each method runs to completion. In your example the event posts the task
to the execution list, executes the subsequent command, and then returns.
Sometime later, in the order that it was posted, the task is started.
Depending on the interrupt setup, events and tasks my be interleaved
with higher-priority events.

MS

Sander wrote:
> Hello everyone,
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> I have been looking at the scheduling of functions in tinyOS-1. It did 
> not become very clear to me how this works. For instance I am posting a 
> task from an event(packet reception) and shortly after calling a command 
> from that same event. Is the event executed to completion first or does 
> it finish the command first before continuing. And when will the task be 
> executed? Is this after everything else has completed or do all these 
> execute at the same time?
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> Thanks,
> 
> Sander
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