Not sure whether you should mix Lua panic together with C SDK panic. The former is more like a subsystem panic which should not stomp around and destroy everything; other subsystems can keep running and display stuff. C SDK panics are I think more serious, though you can probably still try to output something to display, as long as the board isn't also connected to a nuclear-tipped missile. ![:D]( "Very Happy")
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Might be useful to see where Lua panics. Likely memory or stack related, e.g. when it tries to compile a script which deliberately hits parser limits, which makes it more of a subsystem crash.
Might be useful to see where Lua panics. Likely memory or stack related, e.g. when it tries to compile a script which deliberately hits parser limits, which makes it more of a subsystem crash.
Statistics: Posted by katak255 — Tue Jan 14, 2025 1:59 am