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#include <chrono>

#include "pw_chrono/system_clock.h"
#include "pw_thread/non_portable_test_thread_options.h"
#include "pw_thread/sleep.h"
#include "pw_thread_freertos/context.h"
#include "pw_thread_freertos/options.h"

namespace pw::thread::test {

const Options& TestOptionsThread0() {
  static constexpr freertos::Options thread_0_options =
      freertos::Options().set_name("pw::TestThread0");
  return thread_0_options;
}

const Options& TestOptionsThread1() {
  static constexpr freertos::Options thread_1_options =
      freertos::Options().set_name("pw::TestThread0");
  return thread_1_options;
}

// Although there's no risk of dynamic context re-use, there is a risk
// running out of heap. The way the FreeRTOS kernel works is that dynamic thread
// allocations are cleaned up during idle. There is no clean way to cleanly
// sleep until idle, ergo we simply sleep for a long period in the hope that
// the application will on average not be able to starve the heap if they
// execute this test over and over again.
void WaitUntilDetachedThreadsCleanedUp() {
  this_thread::sleep_for(
      chrono::SystemClock::for_at_least(std::chrono::milliseconds(50)));
}

}  // namespace pw::thread::test