rtos - what is v and x means in freeRTOS task creating or used in it? -


what mean x , v in task creating or managing of free rtos? xtaskcreate or vtaskcreate?

the leading character(s) of freertos functions identify return type of function. functions start "v" return void. functions start "x" typically return result code or handle. see naming conventions page of freertos coding standard.


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