* The main strength of Super Loop systems is their simplicity. This
makes them (comparatively) easy to build, debug, test and maintain.
* Super Loops are highly efficient: they have minimal hardware
resource implications.
* Super Loops are highly portable.
BUT:
* If your application requires accurate timing (for example, you need to
acquire data precisely every 2 ms), then this framework will not
provide the accuracy or flexibility you require.
* The basic Super Loop operates at ‘full power’ (normal operating mode)
at all times. This may not be necessary in all applications, and can
have a dramatic impact on system power consumption.
