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// Demonstrates a simple use of the setup1()/loop1() functions
// for a multiprocessor run.
// Will output something like, where C0 is running on core 0 and
// C1 is on core 1, in parallel.
// 11:23:07.507 -> C0: Blue leader standing by...
// 11:23:07.507 -> C1: Red leader standing by...
// 11:23:07.507 -> C1: Stay on target...
// 11:23:08.008 -> C1: Stay on target...
// 11:23:08.505 -> C0: Blue leader standing by...
// 11:23:08.505 -> C1: Stay on target...
// 11:23:09.007 -> C1: Stay on target...
// 11:23:09.511 -> C0: Blue leader standing by...
// 11:23:09.511 -> C1: Stay on target...
// 11:23:10.015 -> C1: Stay on target...
// Released to the public domain
// The normal, core0 setup
void
setup() {
Serial.begin(115200);
delay(5000);
}
void
loop() {
Serial.printf("C0: Blue leader standing
delay(1000);
}
// Running on core1
void
setup1() {
delay(5000);
Serial.printf("C1: Red leader standing
}
void
loop1() {
Serial.printf("C1: Stay on
delay(500);
}
by...\n");
by...\n");
target...\n");
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