Compiling using PBP mode causes funnies

[HenrikOlsson]

Hi,
I'm glad you've been able to narrow it down a Little bit but as far as I'm concerned that's almost equally weird - as long as it's a hardcoded pause of course and not using a variable for the duration (which would still be weird but perhaps not as much). Are you running this on the same board (not two different but "equal" boards) with the same clock speed and everything, the only change you make is to switch compiler between PBPW and PBPL?

Anyway, if you want further help you're going to have to come up with more details and/or show the offending code.

/Henrik.

[timmers]

Hi Henrik,

Yes identical hardware, it just looks like PBP runs faster than PBPL!

Tim.

[HenrikOlsson]

Hi Tim,
Identical but not the same board?
I'm asking because I guess it is possible that one board isn't running at the correct speed....wrong x-tal populated for example.

PBP wil run faster than PBPL since the math routines will be 16 bit instead of 32 bit (doesn't matter if you're actually using LONGs or not). So if you're relying on a specific routine taking x amount of time then you can see a difference (depending on what the routine in question is doing) but if your using PAUSE or PAUSEUS there shouldn't be any difference at all.

/Henrik.