Code Generation Editor Inconsistent with ADL User Guide

[awneil]

The Task Table gives each Task an ID - there is no mention of this in the ADL User Guide;
The ADL User Guide states that each task must have a distinct Priority - there is no mention of this in the Code Generation Editor or its online help.

The examples all use multiples of 1K (1024) for stack sizes - but the code generator defaults to 3000.
What is the basis for this?
See: viewtopic.php?f=107&t=3618&p=20097#p20097

For a single-task application, the Code Generator creates adl_InitIRQLowLevelStackSize and adl_InitIRQHighLevelStackSize - but shouldn’t these be wm_apmIRQLowLevelStackSize and wm_apmIRQHighLevelStackSize in a single-task app
See: https://forum.sierrawireless.com/t/undocumented-adl-main-wm-apmcustomstacksize/4137/2

The code generator will not create the correct adl_main entry point for a single-task application
Again, see: https://forum.sierrawireless.com/t/undocumented-adl-main-wm-apmcustomstacksize/4137/2

[daav]

@awneil

The Task Table gives each Task an ID - there is no mention of this in the ADL User Guide;

This is a facility provided by Developer Studio, reusable in the application code to reference tasks (as required in some ADL APIs, like adl_ctxGetState or others)

The ADL User Guide states that each task must have a distinct Priority - there is no mention of this in the Code Generation Editor or its online help.

Code generation editor automatically manages priorities from the table lines order, as shown if you take a look to the generated code.

The examples all use multiples of 1K (1024) for stack sizes - but the code generator defaults to 3000.
What is the basis for this?

Nothing particular; we will take care to change to 3KB in next release.

For a single-task application, the Code Generator creates adl_InitIRQLowLevelStackSize and adl_InitIRQHighLevelStackSize - but shouldn’t these be wm_apmIRQLowLevelStackSize and wm_apmIRQHighLevelStackSize in a single-task app

Same thing, cf. adl_AppliInit.h

#define wm_apmIRQLowLevelStackSize adl_InitIRQLowLevelStackSize
#define wm_apmIRQHighLevelStackSize adl_InitIRQHighLevelStackSize

The code generator will not create the correct adl_main entry point for a single-task application

When you are using single-task applications, there are no differences between using adl_main or a task table with only one line. (Actually, when you don’t define the task table, ADL implicitely defines one which references adl_main)