The thing is that the code works perfectly most of the time for thousands  
of iterations.
Then suddenly *the same part of the code* do something erratically.

Like if some value was overwroitten by an interrupt or something.
But that happens also with interrupts globally disabled...

/Morgan


Den 2007-08-28 00:06:35 skrev Harold Hallikainen <harold@hallikainen.org>:

> Regarding functions returning values different than what was in the
> function, make sure the code that calls the function has the correct
> prototype for the function. If, for example, the header file is not
> specified, the compiler assumes functions return an int, which is often
> not the case!
>
> Hope that is SOME help.
>
> Harold
> Been there, done that...
>
>



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