Tada!
I had assumed all other extraneous code was "disabled", but now I realize one functionality was still on and that it is exposing a difference between the two systems.
Thanks so much for your help.
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- 19 March 2010, 20:33 PM
- Forum: ZBasic Language
- Topic: Slow processor speed
- Replies: 6
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- 19 March 2010, 18:13 PM
- Forum: ZBasic Language
- Topic: Slow processor speed
- Replies: 6
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Re: Slow processor speed
Again thank you for your help. I apologize for the slowness of my responses but it had been difficult to get ahold of the hardware to test with. I now have one and am able to test. Try compiling and running the program below. (If you change the pin, you'll need to adjust the line with the Xor so tha...
- 12 March 2010, 19:04 PM
- Forum: ZBasic Language
- Topic: Force an interval expiration
- Replies: 2
- Views: 2994
- 12 March 2010, 18:59 PM
- Forum: ZBasic Language
- Topic: Slow processor speed
- Replies: 6
- Views: 3297
Re: Slow processor speed
Thank you for your reply. If the serial I/O is working correctly that means that the main clock is running at the correct frequency Yes the serial I/O is working correctly and the main clock appears to be running at the correct frequency If you have a logic analyzer you could look at the SCK signal ...
- 12 March 2010, 18:35 PM
- Forum: ZBasic Language
- Topic: Force an interval expiration
- Replies: 2
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Force an interval expiration
I am using the the command "SetInterval(1)" to force an interval expiration on a task using WaitForInterval. However, this causes a delay of up to 1 RTC tick before the task resumes. Is there a way I can force an immediate interval expiration?
- 27 February 2010, 18:16 PM
- Forum: ZBasic Language
- Topic: Slow processor speed
- Replies: 6
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Slow processor speed
Pardon me if my question is not phrased well, but I am not experienced working with microprocessors (or even hardware in general). I am handling the software development while others designed the hardware. I have 2 different types of hardware (many of each) each with ZX44a processors. They should ha...