SAFE START INTERVAL
SAFE START INTERVAL starts an interval "safely". On multicore or hyperthreading systems this command will be slower than START INTERVAL, however, if you use any 3D or 2D operations in your interval, for example loading or deleting objects or images, this is a more secure way to start the interval and less error prone. Sync Mode specifies if the interval function is synchronised to the main program (default=0), or runs independently (as a thread). Delay is the time in milliseconds that will pass between each repeated call (default=0). Repeats is the number of times the function shall be repeated. The default value of 0 will let the interval function repeat until STOP INTERVAL is called.
ARGUMENTS:
* Interval Number = the interval number to start
* Sync Mode = specifies whether or not the interval is synchronised to the main program
optional:
* Delay = number of milliseconds between each call
* Repeats = number of repeated calls
or
* Interval Number = the interval number to start
SYNTAX
SAFE START INTERVAL Interval Number,Sync Mode [,Delay,Repeats]
SAFE START INTERVAL Interval Number
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