| ??? 08/11/00 14:38 Read: times |
#4315 - Is CPU run away a real problem? |
Of course we have all experinced a CPU that has gone off to execute garbage. This does happen when developing code, one too many pushes or pop's is often the cause, or perhaps an N-Way branch that has gone N+1 ways... heheh.
My question is, Once a product is fully debugged and you've covered all the push/pop's etc... What is the need to trap CPU run away, and have you ever experienced it happening? PS. When a CPU runs away, it's many legs makes it hard to catch! ;) |
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| Is CPU run away a real problem? | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
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