Well, *if* the WDT timeouts, *something* that should
*not* happen actualy *did* happen. If you'd like your
software to "continue where it was as if nothing happened",
why not just disable the WDT ?

Jana-Erik.

Omer Yalhi wrote:
> Well, it is not how to setup the wdt, it is how to implement it.  For
> example I have about 30 functions in my program.  If there is a wdt
> restart I would like to go back to where I was before without effecting
> the program flow and recover variable values.  So the software would
> continue where it was as if nothing happened.

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