new threading finished- saves about 10mA for the high activity states

src/PowerFSM.h

@@ -20,5 +20,6 @@
 #define EVENT_POWER_DISCONNECTED 14
 
 extern Fsm powerFSM;
+extern State statePOWER;
 
 void PowerFSM_setup();

src/concurrency/InterruptableDelay.cpp

@@ -20,12 +20,12 @@ InterruptableDelay::~InterruptableDelay()
 bool InterruptableDelay::delay(uint32_t msec)
 {
     if (msec) {
-        DEBUG_MSG("delay %u ", msec);
+        // DEBUG_MSG("delay %u ", msec);
 
         // sem take will return false if we timed out (i.e. were not interrupted)
         bool r = xSemaphoreTake(semaphore, pdMS_TO_TICKS(msec));
 
-        DEBUG_MSG("interrupt=%d\n", r);
+        // DEBUG_MSG("interrupt=%d\n", r);
         return !r;
     } else {
         return true;

src/concurrency/OSThread.h

@@ -17,21 +17,12 @@ extern InterruptableDelay mainDelay;
 
 /**
  * @brief Base threading
+ * 
+ * This is a pseudo threading layer that is super easy to port, well suited to our slow network and very ram & power efficient.
  *
  * TODO FIXME @geeksville
  *
- * make bluetooth wake cpu immediately (because it puts a message in a queue?)
- * 
- * don't sleep at all if in POWER mode
- * 
- * wake for serial character received
- *
- * add concept of 'low priority' threads that are not used to block sleep?
- * 
- * make everything use osthread
- *
- * if we wake once because of a ble packet we might need to run loop multiple times before we can truely sleep
- *
+ * move more things into OSThreads
  * remove lock/lockguard
  * 
  * move typedQueue into concurrency

src/main.cpp

@@ -53,7 +53,6 @@ meshtastic::NodeStatus *nodeStatus = new meshtastic::NodeStatus();
 bool ssd1306_found;
 bool axp192_found;
 
-
 Router *router = NULL; // Users of router don't care what sort of subclass implements that API
 
 // -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
@@ -115,7 +114,28 @@ static int32_t ledBlinker()
     return powerStatus->getIsCharging() ? 1000 : (ledOn ? 1 : 1000);
 }
 
+/// Wrapper to convert our powerFSM stuff into a 'thread'
+class PowerFSMThread : public OSThread
+{
+  public:
+    // callback returns the period for the next callback invocation (or 0 if we should no longer be called)
+    PowerFSMThread() : OSThread("PowerFSM") {}
+
+  protected:
+    int32_t runOnce()
+    {
+        powerFSM.run_machine();
+
+        /// If we are in power state we force the CPU to wake every 10ms to check for serial characters (we don't yet wake
+        /// cpu for serial rx - FIXME)
+        canSleep = (powerFSM.getState() != &statePOWER);
+        
+        return 10;
+    }
+};
+
 static Periodic *ledPeriodic;
+static OSThread *powerFSMthread;
 
 // Prepare for button presses
 #ifdef BUTTON_PIN
@@ -349,6 +369,7 @@ void setup()
 
     // This must be _after_ service.init because we need our preferences loaded from flash to have proper timeout values
     PowerFSM_setup(); // we will transition to ON in a couple of seconds, FIXME, only do this for cold boots, not waking from SDS
+    powerFSMthread = new PowerFSMThread();
 
     // setBluetoothEnable(false); we now don't start bluetooth until we enter the proper state
     setCPUFast(false); // 80MHz is fine for our slow peripherals
@@ -377,8 +398,6 @@ axpDebugOutput.setup();
 
 void loop()
 {
-    powerFSM.run_machine();
-
     // axpDebugOutput.loop();
 
 #ifdef DEBUG_PORT
@@ -416,9 +435,11 @@ void loop()
 
     long delayMsec = mainController.runOrDelay();
 
-    if(mainController.nextThread && delayMsec) 
-        DEBUG_MSG("Next %s in %ld\n", mainController.nextThread->ThreadName.c_str(), mainController.nextThread->tillRun(millis()));
-
+    /* if (mainController.nextThread && delayMsec)
+        DEBUG_MSG("Next %s in %ld\n", mainController.nextThread->ThreadName.c_str(),
+                  mainController.nextThread->tillRun(millis()));
+    */
+   
     // We want to sleep as long as possible here - because it saves power
     mainDelay.delay(delayMsec);
 }