i'm not sure but what about
DEFINE OSC 8
Define's must be written perfectly OR they will never be considered... but it's a guess.
For few uSec, i usually use assembler. @4MHz each @ nop is 1 uSec, and, of course, each @ nop @ 8MHz is 0.5 uSec.
i'm not sure but what about
DEFINE OSC 8
Define's must be written perfectly OR they will never be considered... but it's a guess.
For few uSec, i usually use assembler. @4MHz each @ nop is 1 uSec, and, of course, each @ nop @ 8MHz is 0.5 uSec.
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
Thanks, I'll remember that. But the root cause of the problem was forgetting that you can't fit "10000" into a byte. Oops...
LMAO! ok...
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
Originally Posted by mark_wotton
If you have to use Byte variables, you can actually use small numbers and with PauseUS command you may do the following.
PausUS Y*100
say Y= 50 then PauseUS Y*50 will give you PauseUs 5000.
and others the same way...
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