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For example if a timer is called with tick argument 2 it may fire as soon as only one tick expires. The problem comes from when the start() function is called just a moment before tick interrupt occurs where the tick counter will be decremented.

The workaround for this is to specify n + 1 ticks in function call.

In file nqueue.h the function nqueue_head() is bad because it returns a value which is not used in the queue. To get this function working you need to decrement the value of nqueue->head before dereferencing storage pointer value.

For example, during EPA initialization a NSM_EVENT is sent to the SM. During initialization of other state machines an event may be inserted before NSM_EVENT and when the SM is started for the first time it will get the later event and then NSM_EVENT. This will lead to wrong SM initialization.

Workaround: Don't use nepa_send_event_ahead_i() during early initialization.

As project design, I need to execute one task for every 66 micro sec and the other for very 100 milli sec.
And so both tasks added to deferred scheduler.

Issue:
When system starts both tasks started executing as expected, But certain period of time(random), one task
100 milli sec task stops executing.