| ??? 12/27/07 08:14 Read: times |
#148765 - Infinite waits Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Russell Bull said:
what happens when the lcd fails? The code gets stuck in the wait loop unless you check for a timeout. Of course, one should never have a wait loop without some means of "escape" incase the exit condition is missed or doesn't happen! That could be a timeout, or a maximum number of iterations around the loop... (Esko Ilola's code uses a "maximum number of iterations around the loop", although he names it "mytime") |
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