C++ Scheduler for Arduino Uno [closed] - c++

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I would like to create/use a light homemade scheduler (in C++) for my program based on Arduino Uno (ATMega328P) : I want to manage my different "tasks" based on a priority task (according the execution time); have you got some examples about that ?
Thank you so much
Anthony

Seems like one of the following should fit your need. Or be a basis for expanding upon.

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