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[OPAL] Is there a command use to break out of an infinite loop module?
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st...@elroy.uh.edu
May 27, 1994, 2:58:00 PM5/27/94
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I am implementing a module that runs in real time and in an infinite loop. Is
there a OPAL syntax that allow me to break out of this loop when certain
condition occurs, something like a "break" command in C?
there a OPAL syntax that allow me to break out of this loop when certain
condition occurs, something like a "break" command in C?
Thanks
Qui
Kuo-Sheng (Kasey) Chang
May 28, 1994, 1:05:50 AM5/28/94
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st...@elroy.uh.edu wrote:
: I am implementing a module that runs in real time and in an infinite loop. Is
: there a OPAL syntax that allow me to break out of this loop when certain
: condition occurs, something like a "break" command in C?
: I am implementing a module that runs in real time and in an infinite loop. Is
: there a OPAL syntax that allow me to break out of this loop when certain
: condition occurs, something like a "break" command in C?
I think there's a "quitloop" command in there.
--Kasey Chang
Joel Friedman
May 31, 1994, 7:45:20 AM5/31/94
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If the code is in a function, have you tried "return"?
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