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Typo fix - answerer had miscopied the function name from the code block above. Also capitalised Ardunio correctly, added a full stop to a sentence.

Those pieces of code are pretty much the same.

If you look at the arduinoArduino source code you'll see:

setup();
for (;;) {
 loop();
 if (serialEventRun) serialEventRun();
}

(I'm not sure what serialEventserialEventRun() does.)

I don't think you can 'overload' the main function declaration. Also note that the main function calls init, which e.g. configures the timers, so millis() etc. will work.

Those pieces of code are pretty much the same.

If you look at the arduino source code you'll see:

setup();
for (;;) {
 loop();
 if (serialEventRun) serialEventRun();
}

(I'm not sure what serialEvent() does)

I don't think you can 'overload' the main function declaration. Also note that the main function calls init, which e.g. configures the timers, so millis() etc. will work.

Those pieces of code are pretty much the same.

If you look at the Arduino source code you'll see:

setup();
for (;;) {
 loop();
 if (serialEventRun) serialEventRun();
}

(I'm not sure what serialEventRun() does.)

I don't think you can 'overload' the main function declaration. Also note that the main function calls init, which e.g. configures the timers, so millis() etc. will work.

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edit approved Oct 29, 2015 at 9:30

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Those pieces of code are pretty much the same.

If you look at the arduino source code arduino source code you'll see:

setup();
for (;;) {
 loop();
 if (serialEventRun) serialEventRun();
}

(I'm not sure what serialEvent() does)

I don't think you can 'overload' the main function declaration. Also note that the main function calls init, which e.g. configures the timers, so millis() etc. will work.

Those pieces of code are pretty much the same.

If you look at the arduino source code you'll see:

setup();
for (;;) {
 loop();
 if (serialEventRun) serialEventRun();
}

(I'm not sure what serialEvent() does)

I don't think you can 'overload' the main function declaration. Also note that the main function calls init, which e.g. configures the timers, so millis() etc. will work.

Those pieces of code are pretty much the same.

If you look at the arduino source code you'll see:

setup();
for (;;) {
 loop();
 if (serialEventRun) serialEventRun();
}

(I'm not sure what serialEvent() does)

I don't think you can 'overload' the main function declaration. Also note that the main function calls init, which e.g. configures the timers, so millis() etc. will work.

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answered Sep 3, 2014 at 18:26

Gerben

answered Sep 3, 2014 at 18:26

Gerben

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Those pieces of code are pretty much the same.

If you look at the arduino source code you'll see:

setup();
for (;;) {
 loop();
 if (serialEventRun) serialEventRun();
}

(I'm not sure what serialEvent() does)

I don't think you can 'overload' the main function declaration. Also note that the main function calls init, which e.g. configures the timers, so millis() etc. will work.

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