Examples of working with esp32 or stm32 and displays

[brightproject]

Can anyone tell me if this scheduler has been used for tasks more complex than blinking LEDs or outputting messages to a serial?
For example, working with displays, or even better, working with the lvgl graphics library?

Does the library have the ability to work with a dual-processor esp32s3 microcontroller?
Is there some kind of analog of a mutex like in freeRTOS?

https://docs.lvgl.io/master/details/integration/adding-lvgl-to-your-project/threading.html#method-2-use-a-mutex

I would be glad to have a constructive discussion with engineers😀

[arkhipenko]

It can definitely do more than "than blinking LEDs or outputting messages to a serial"
Did you check the examples and references to other people's projects on the front page?
https://github.com/arkhipenko/TaskScheduler?tab=readme-ov-file#check-out-what-taskscheduler-can-do

Regarding esp32 - I had good success running TS in a separate FreeRTOS task (which is how loop is executing) on one core.
You can run multiple TS in multiple FreeRTOS tasks, but you have to be managing the dependencies (if any) between tasks.
Concurrency, however, does present a problem if you are using more than one FreeRTOS tasks and controlling TS Tasks from different threads. There is a way to resolve this, but it has not been fully released yet (although I believe it is part of the test branch)
check #192

This is a bit old, but the concepts are the same:
https://www.instructables.com/Interactive-Minecraft-Do-Not-Enter-SwordSign-ESP32/

[brightproject]

Did you check the examples and references to other people's projects on the front page?

Thank you very much for such a quick reply.
I will look at the examples later, they seem quite interesting to me😀