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@@ -1178,7 +1178,7 @@ Main stack is also used when:
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-|Number of concurrent running user threads |\c OS_TASKCNT |Indicates the maximum number of threads that will run at the same time (including main and osTimerThread (if OS_TIMERS set to 1)).|
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+|Number of concurrent running user threads |\c OS_TASKCNT |Indicates the maximum number of threads that will run at the same time (including main).|
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|Default Thread stack size [bytes] |\c OS_STKSIZE |Specifies the default stack size (in words) for threads that are defined with osThreadDef \a stacksz = 0.|
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|Main Thread stack size [bytes] |\c OS_MAINSTKSIZE|Is the stack requirement (in words) for the main function that is started by default as an RTOS thread.|
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|Number of threads with user-provided stack size |\c OS_PRIVCNT |Indicates the number of threads that are defined with \ref osThreadDef \a stacksz != 0 (excluding main). \a stacksz specifies the stack size requirement of that thread.|
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