| ??? 08/08/11 05:55 Read: times |
#183240 - HLL Delay Routines Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Maunik Choksi said:
The delay is not much important in this application since it is only one time used & is used for giving
stabililising time to 16K33 ic after power on. So minimum value of it should be 100 ms but more than 100ms I don't think affect the whole display code. You are still missing the point! You cannot even predict the minimum delay of a HLL loop - the compiler could optimise it to nothing at all! BTW: don't manually type line breaks in your text - the forum will wrap text automatically for you; eg, The delay is not much important in this application since it is only one time used & is used for giving stabililising time to 16K33 ic after power on. So minimum value of it should be 100 ms but more than 100ms I don't think affect the whole display code. |
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