> No, but I was planning to have 3 or 4 dummy variables with
> specific values.  After wdt restart I would check those, and
> if they are correct I would assume the others are correct and
> jump to last known place.  This is all theory though, I have
> not yet been able to test it, because I wouldn't know how to
> jump from a function to a line of another function.

As said, when the WDT trips something has gone seriusly wrong. You
should distrust *everything*, if you did not take precautions (brown-out
reset) even EEPROM content! Realy, the only viable thing to do after a
WDT (unless you deliberately caused it yourself) is to start all over.

Wouter van Ooijen

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