Cooperatively signals to the SCI that the running program is ready to be suspended for an interrupt.
This article is written as an input system call, but software that has called BIOS_SCI_INTERRUPTED can monitor for this system call to determine that the interrupt was allowed. However, be aware that the BIOS_SCI_INTERRUPT_ALLOW call will come before the interrupt program has started and the program may not actually start due to a timeout or other issue; software should monitor for BIOS_SCI_STARTED to determine when the interrupt program has actually started.
llMessageLinked(LINK_ROOT, [ident], "BIOS_SCI_INTERRUPT_ALLOW", [script_name]);
| • target | LINK_ROOT |
| • integer | [ident] |
| • key | [script_name] |
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
[ident] |
Integer. Must be the [ident] that was sent with BIOS_SCI_INTERRUPTED. |
[script_name] |
String. Must be the name of the LSL script that is sending the system call. |