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    This document provides sample code for a semaphore function block that can be used to synchronize access to resources for non-preemptive systems. The function block takes CLAIM and RELEASE inputs and outputs a BUSY status. It uses an internal Q_INTERNAL variable to track the semaphore value and set the BUSY output accordingly.

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    This document provides sample code for a semaphore function block that can be used to synchronize access to resources for non-preemptive systems. The function block takes CLAIM and RELEASE inputs and outputs a BUSY status. It uses an internal Q_INTERNAL variable to track the semaphore value and set the BUSY output accordingly.

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    This document provides sample code for a semaphore function block that can be used to synchronize access to resources for non-preemptive systems. The function block takes CLAIM and RELEASE inputs and outputs a BUSY status. It uses an internal Q_INTERNAL variable to track the semaphore value and set the BUSY output accordingly.

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    (*

    * (c) 2011 Edouard Tisserant


    *
    * Fake semaphore support, for non preemptive implementation.
    *
    *)

    FUNCTION_BLOCK SEMA
    VAR_INPUT
    CLAIM : BOOL;
    RELEASE : BOOL;
    END_VAR
    VAR_OUTPUT
    BUSY : BOOL;
    END_VAR
    VAR
    Q_INTERNAL : BOOL;
    END_VAR

    Q_INTERNAL := CLAIM OR ( Q_INTERNAL AND (NOT RELEASE));


    BUSY := Q_INTERNAL;

    END_FUNCTION_BLOCK

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