Main loop is thread 0 in notes.

[Brian Tischler]

This isn't an issue, but felt it was worth mentioning. I am pretty sure it isn't in the documentation that as soon as you add a thread then the main "Loop" is also a thread and now is limited to the timeslice default. If 99% of your code is in main loop and you add a thread that can run continuous, it now uses half the processor time.

Great library, but perhaps include that the traditional Arduino "Loop" function now becomes thread 0 and may require much more timeslice from the default. Thank you for the excellent library.

[savejeff]

I've run into some interesting behaviour. My code only works if I run the two threads both in threads. running one in the thread and one in the setup does not work. Do you know if the init is also in a thread?

I'm doing this and it doesn't work:

void Task1code() {
	while(true) {
	//doing some stuff here in a loop
	}
}

void Task2code() {
	while(true) {
	//doing some other stuff here in a loop
	}
}

setup()
{
	
	threads.addThread(Task2code, 1);

	Task1code();
}

and thus I have to do this

setup()
{
	
	threads.addThread(Task2code, 1);
	threads.addThread(Task1code, 1);


	while(true)
		delay(100);
}

I would like to avoid using extra threads