| ??? 01/28/08 13:39 Read: times |
#150009 - a general note on stuff like this Responding to: ???'s previous message |
1) You will NEVER get it bug free, just visualize the number of switches e.g. SILabs config2 has, there is no way a thousand monkeys with a thousand typewriters can get through testing all permutations.
2) the more flexible you make it, the more switches you will need. 3) the output from config2 and CodeArhictect after checking produce an excellent template for the code. Erik |
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