The AVR Context
[RTOS Implementation Building Blocks]
A context switch requires the entire execution context to be saved. On the AVR microcontroller the context consists
of:- 32 general purpose processor registers. The gcc development tools assume register R1 is set to zero.
- Status register. The value of the status register affects instruction execution, and must be be preserved across context switches.
- Program counter. Upon resumption, a task must continue execution from the instruction that was about to be executed immediately prior to its suspension.
- The two stack pointer registers.
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