Olin.L wrote:

  I don't use deliberate GOTO 0
>much, but one example is when an unexpected interrupt occurs.  That can only
>happen do to a firmware bug which somehow enabled an interrupt condition
>that it wasn't supposed to.  There is no good answer at this point.
>Resetting everything, including the interrupt system, is probably the least
>of the evils.
>


GOTO 0 [or somewhere near 0] is also a good way to break out
of an infinite loop [planned or accidental] in your firmware,
provided you have interrupts available. Send an escape character
[not necessarily 1Bh] to the unit, and you are back to full ops.

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