Hello,
Sorry if I misunderstood your question, MQX classic supports these policies:
• FIFO (also called priority-based preemptive) scheduling is a core component - the active task is the highest-priority task that has been ready the longest.
• Round robin (also called time slice) scheduling is a core component - the active task is the highest-priority task that has been ready the longest without consuming its time slice.
• Explicit scheduling (using task queues) is an optional component - you can use task queues to explicitly schedule tasks or to create more complex synchronization mechanisms. Because task queues provide minimal functionality, they are fast. An application can specify a FIFO or round robin scheduling policy when it creates the task queue.
To providing a scheduling mechanism, task queues provide a simple and efficient way to synchronize tasks. You can suspend tasks in the task queue and remove them from the task queue.
MQX Lite only supports priority based pre-emptive scheduler.
Please let me know if this helps!!
Have a great day,
Sol
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