hal_start_threads(3hal)
β¨ hal_start_threads(3hal) β¨
okay bestie, welcome to the HAL manual page for hal_start_threads π it lives in the 3hal section and it's literally the green-light button for your whole realtime situation. no cap.
πΈ NAME πΈ
hal_start_threads β Allow HAL threads to begin executing
π SYNTAX π
int hal_start_threads()
int hal_stop_threads()
two functions, one page, iconic behavior fr fr π«Ά
π¦ ARGUMENTS π¦
ngl there are none. no arguments, no params, no little guys to pass in. she takes nothing and she gives you a status code. periodt π
π DESCRIPTION π
okay so here's the tea π
hal_start_threads starts all threads that have been created. that's it, that's the whole vibe. this is the point at which realtime functions start being called β like, the moment everything you built actually wakes up and starts doing the thing. main character energy, truly. β¨
hal_stop_threads stops all threads that were previously started by hal_start_threads. and listen, bestie, this one matters: it should be called before any component that is part of a system exits. don't just dip out and leave your threads running, that's not the move π be responsible, shut it down properly first.
π RETURN VALUE π
Returns a HAL status code. that's the whole return situation. π
π SEE ALSO π
go read those next, they're the friend group this function rolls with π
and that's the page!! this lil masterpiece comes to you from the LinuxCNC Documentation, dated 2006-10-12 π slay, go start some threads responsibly, and remember to stop them before you exit π¦πβ¨
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