| ??? 09/07/07 18:03 Read: times |
#144131 - Alternative to infinite loop Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Russ Cooper said:
As the FAQ says, if you want your program to "stop", you must put intentionally put it into an infinie loop. Intead of putting it into an infinite loop, you could maybe put it into a "power-down" mode, where the only exit from the mode is a RESET. You will need to check the specific chip's Datasheet for a suitable "power-down" mode... |
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