I have been using LVGL 9.3 on linux for a while, which I currently discovered that LVGL will create a render thread in draw_sw while using LV_USE_OS = LV_OS_PTHREAD. I am wondering would this thread cause memory access issue with my timer handler thread, which it seems the rendering thread is directly accessing the pointer of text in lv label, and I cant see things like lv_lock() in the rendering thread similar to that in lv timer handler? Is that a problem or did I overlooked something? Thanks!
i.e. To be clear, I have called lv_timer_handler() in a seperate thread with certain delay, while all changes to the lvgl objects are all happened inside this timer handler thread. I have enabled LV_USE_OS = LV_OS_PTHREAD and discovered that there is a render thread created inside lvgl implementation in lv_draw_sw.c