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dj-zath
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 Posted: Mon Jul 26, 2010 6:14 am Post subject: a Question about TIMERS.. |
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Moderators:
Please remove this thread..
thanks
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Pixelz
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| That proc is not recursive. It'll call the timer and then return. No chance of "overloading the stack". |
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dj-zath
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nml375
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One more thing your "friends" seem unaware of, is the single-thread nature of eggdrop. That is, for as long as that while-loop would be running, your eggdrop would be unable to take any other actions (such as responding to server pings, hostile takeover attemts, etc).
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