Interrupt Service Routines in Mathematica v.5.2?
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- Subject: [mg73824] [mg73824] Interrupt Service Routines in Mathematica v.5.2?
- From: "Januk" <ggroup at sarj.ca>
- Date: Fri, 2 Mar 2007 06:11:27 -0500 (EST)
Hi all, Is it possible to create an interrupt service routine in Mathematica v. 5.2? While running a long calculation, I want to define some other code that can be triggered by some event external to the calculation. On completion of the interrupt service routine, the main calculation should automatically resume with little or no knowledge that the interrupt ever occurred. The first place I would like to use this would be to monitor a long, complicated calculation in a loop. Each iteration through the loop may be too slow (or too fast) for me to simply display diagnostic information once per iteration. I would rather display the information every x-seconds, or when the user presses a button. Any suggestions or comments would be appreciated. Thanks, Januk
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