FreeRTOS - Interrupt ManagementWhat is the expected behavior of a task waiting on a notification after an ISR calls xTaskNotifyFromISR with eSetBits action?AThe task crashes due to invalid notification actionBThe task ignores the notification and continues runningCThe task's notification value bits are set and it unblocks if waiting for those bitsDThe notification resets the task's notification value to zeroCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand eSetBits actioneSetBits sets bits in the task's notification value without clearing others.Step 2: Task waiting behaviorIf the task waits for those bits, it unblocks when bits are set.Final Answer:The task's notification value bits are set and it unblocks if waiting for those bits -> Option CQuick Check:eSetBits sets bits and unblocks waiting task [OK]Quick Trick: eSetBits sets bits, unblocking waiting tasks [OK]Common Mistakes:Assuming notification is ignoredThinking notification resets value to zeroBelieving task crashes on notification
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