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Alternatively, the task can delete itself upon completion as shown in Listing 3.3. Note that the task code is not actually deleted; µC/OS-II simply doesn’t know about the task anymore, so the task code will not run. Also, if the task calls OSTaskDel(), the task never returns.
µC/OS-II can manage up to 64 tasks; however, the current version of µC/OS-II uses two tasks for system use. I recommend that you don’t use priorities 0, 1, 2, 3, OS_LOWEST_PRIO-3, OS_LOWEST_PRIO-2, OS_LOWEST_PRIO-1, and OS_LOWEST_PRIO because I may use them in future versions µC/OS-II. However, if you need to keep your application as tight as possible then go ahead and use whatever priorities you need as long as you don’t use OS_LOWEST_PRIO. OS_LOWEST_PRIO is a #define constant defined in the file OS_CFG.H. Therefore, you can have up to 63 of your own application tasks unless you decide to not use the top and bottom four priorities as I recommend. In this case, you would have up to 56 of your own tasks.
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