>>I have a small program with two timers; one timer is simply used to show the progressing of times (in seconds). The second timer actually performs a procedure every minute. It happened once last week and today that customer reports that the timer that shows progressing of time stops at various points (e.g. 43 seconds) and the program stops. It does not freeze though as he is able to click on the Stop button and restart the program.
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>>What could possibly cause the timer to stop?
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>>Thank you in advance for any suggestions.
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>Is it possible that other (non-VFP) processing is hogging the CPU and preventing the Timer firing?
>Regards,
>Viv
I suspect that this is what causes the problem. I will ask the customer to check the CPU if/when the problem occurs again. Thank you.
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