Question: The GPIF tool utility documentation says that for a state to be "Re-execute" it should be set up to the state when the If clause evaluates to TRUE. Is this necessary? Can I have it exit when it evaluates to FALSE?
Answer: It is unnecessary to exit the state when the If clause evaluates to TRUE. Because there are two branches, you can have full control over the branch condition. Typically though, the re-execute feature is used with the transaction count status (by enabling GPIFREADYCFG.5) used as RDY5 in a decision point state. When the transaction count expires, the branch condition is set up to exit the state.
