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dda
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I want thoto run them at the same time but in a different loop.

First of all, you can only do one thing at a time. So that's out.

Secondly, to run multiple loops sequentially (one at a time), it is fairly easy:

void loop1(void) {...}
void loop2(void) {...}
...

void loop(void) {
  loop1(); //run loop1
  loop2(); //run loop2
  ...
  loopn(); //run loopn
}

Whether it works will depend on how you have coded those loops.

I want tho run them at the same time but in a different loop.

First of all, you can only do one thing at a time. So that's out.

Secondly, to run multiple loops sequentially (one at a time), it is fairly easy:

void loop1(void) {...}
void loop2(void) {...}
...

void loop(void) {
  loop1(); //run loop1
  loop2(); //run loop2
  ...
  loopn(); //run loopn
}

Whether it works will depend on how you have coded those loops.

I want to run them at the same time but in a different loop.

First of all, you can only do one thing at a time. So that's out.

Secondly, to run multiple loops sequentially (one at a time), it is fairly easy:

void loop1(void) {...}
void loop2(void) {...}
...

void loop(void) {
  loop1(); //run loop1
  loop2(); //run loop2
  ...
  loopn(); //run loopn
}

Whether it works will depend on how you have coded those loops.

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dda
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I want tho run them at the same time but in a different loop.

firstFirst of all, you can only do one thing at a time. soSo that's out.

2ndlySecondly, to run multiple loops sequentially (one at a time), it is fairly easy:

void loop1(void) {...}
void loop2(void) {...}
...

void loop(void) {
  loop1(); //run loop1
  loop2(); //run loop2
  ...
  loopn(); //run loopn
}

whetherWhether it works will depend on how you have coded those loops.

I want tho run them at the same time but in a different loop.

first of all, you can only do one thing at a time. so that's out.

2ndly, to run multiple loops sequentially (one at a time), it is fairly easy:

void loop1(void) {...}
void loop2(void) {...}
...

void loop(void) {
  loop1(); //run loop1
  loop2(); //run loop2
  ...
  loopn(); //run loopn
}

whether it works will depend on how you have coded those loops.

I want tho run them at the same time but in a different loop.

First of all, you can only do one thing at a time. So that's out.

Secondly, to run multiple loops sequentially (one at a time), it is fairly easy:

void loop1(void) {...}
void loop2(void) {...}
...

void loop(void) {
  loop1(); //run loop1
  loop2(); //run loop2
  ...
  loopn(); //run loopn
}

Whether it works will depend on how you have coded those loops.

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I want tho run them at the same time but in a different loop.

first of all, you can only do one thing at a time. so that's out.

2ndly, to run multiple loops sequentially (one at a time), it is fairly easy:

void loop1(void) {...}
void loop2(void) {...}
...

void loop(void) {
  loop1(); //run loop1
  loop2(); //run loop2
  ...
  loopn(); //run loopn
}

whether it works will depend on how you have coded those loops.