"norace" tells the compiler that the code in question is
"thread safe" in that there is no access race condition.
You use it when the compiler complains that there could
be a race, but the Intelligent Designer knows there isn't one.
See also "atomic" which protects code from overlapped accesses.
MS
wassim znaidi wrote:
please i have found that in surge example it's sometimes using norace
uint16_t variable
can anyone tell me what is "norace"
thanks
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