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@@ -124,13 +124,19 @@ void deferred_exec_advanced_task(deferred_executor_t *table, size_t table_count,
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// Run through each of the executors
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for (int i = 0; i < table_count; ++i) {
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- deferred_executor_t *entry = &table[i];
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+ deferred_executor_t *entry = &table[i];
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+ deferred_token curr_token = entry->token;
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// Check if we're supposed to execute this entry
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- if (entry->token != INVALID_DEFERRED_TOKEN && ((int32_t)TIMER_DIFF_32(entry->trigger_time, now)) <= 0) {
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+ if (curr_token != INVALID_DEFERRED_TOKEN && ((int32_t)TIMER_DIFF_32(entry->trigger_time, now)) <= 0) {
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// Invoke the callback and work work out if we should be requeued
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uint32_t delay_ms = entry->callback(entry->trigger_time, entry->cb_arg);
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+ // If the token has changed, then the callback has canceled and re-queued. Skip further processing.
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+ if (entry->token != curr_token) {
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+ continue;
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+ }
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+
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// Update the trigger time if we have to repeat, otherwise clear it out
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if (delay_ms > 0) {
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// Intentionally add just the delay to the existing trigger time -- this ensures the next
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