Hello all, As ChucK is intended to be an "on the fly" tool for sound generation, I was wondering if it would be possible if the compiler could detect infinite loops that DO NOT advance time. I am thinking about this more from a practical stand point that when some new code is being added to ChucK, if a loop is entered that does not advance time, nor yeild control to another thread, it will SEIZE the machine, with the only recourse is rebooting. While this is practical, I know that it would be one of those feature requests that would be low priority. I only make the recommendation because over the weekend, I was playing with ChucK and ran accross this very problem. I would think that in performance, it would not really be practical to have to reboot. At the same time, I wonder how many performances would rely on entering raw code, instead of loading files. Thanks, Mike