Re: New "maxstatements" feature suggestion
- Posted by ChrisBurch2 <crylex at freeuk.co.uk> Jun 08, 2007
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Juergen Luethje wrote: > > Alan Oxley wrote: > > > Bernie Ryan wrote: > > > Alan: > > > > > > Simply put a constant at the top of your program. > > > > > > constant > > > MAXLOOP = 10 > > > integer ctr > > > > > > Then when you have a loop that your concern about > > > put a test to exit or abort(). > > > > > > if MaxLoop = ctr then exit else ctr += 1 end if > > > > > > > True, this can be done. But to be safe, it would have to be coded > > wherever you suspect there might be a problem. And in the other > > places that you didn't suspect? Or put it in *every* loop? > > I admit I'm lazy. Why not get the language to help me out > > with a builtin. As Pete says there will be overhead though; > > so why not have it as an optional like "with profile" > > "with type_check" "with trace"? These also have overhead but you > > turn them off when convenient. > > Maybe you just should design your loops more carefully? > > Regards, > Juergen Ah, but he's said he's lazy. All he really has to do is say there's no solution, then Matt'll find it. Chris