Using #turbo
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Using #turbo
What sort of conditions does a macro have to satisfy to be able to run as turbo? I've tried to get the combine.mac macro to run in turbo mode, but it seems to freeze up no matter what I do. Does anyone have any good turbo combine macros I can look at to pick apart, or can someone let me know what I have to do?
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banananose
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From the sample macro in the readme.html in your mq folder:
/delay 0
Needed for #turbo macros, /delay or /doevents is needed in every loop
To use #turbo, you need to put a /delay 0 in all your loops or MQ will lock.
I won't bust your ass about RTFM - but really, it's a good idea to at least scan through that readme.html before you come asking questions - it's a nice document that someone spent some time putting together.
-BN
/delay 0
Needed for #turbo macros, /delay or /doevents is needed in every loop
To use #turbo, you need to put a /delay 0 in all your loops or MQ will lock.
I won't bust your ass about RTFM - but really, it's a good idea to at least scan through that readme.html before you come asking questions - it's a nice document that someone spent some time putting together.
-BN
