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Mark Lazarides · 29th March 2004, 11:47 AM

I've modified a Delay loop (cheers Nigel!) to incorporate checking for a received byte in the USART every couple of uSeconds. I've modified the inner most iteration to take 10 uS to complete, and have tried to adjust the outer to comply with this. As i don't have the means to practically assess whether I've been accurate with the delay, I was hoping somebody could verify it for me? It's supposed to wait for a period of 250mS, doing the Byte checking thing continuously.

Code:

USERC
	MOVLW	D'250'
	MOVWF	COUNT1
STD3	
	MOVLW	0X63		;	do countA 99 times
	MOVWF	COUNTA
	MOVLW	0X01
	MOVWF	COUNTB
DELAY_3
	BTFSC	PIR1, RCIF	         ;	     if a byte received, call RECVUSER2
	CALL	RECVUSER2
	GOTO	$+1
	NOP
	DECFSZ	COUNTA, F
	GOTO	$+2
	DECFSZ  COUNTB,	F
	GOTO	DELAY_3

	GOTO	$+1
	GOTO	$+1
	DECFSZ	COUNT1,	F
	GOTO	STD3

Thanks in advance...

Mark[/code]

Exo · 29th March 2004, 02:05 PM

Use the stopwatch in MPLAB to see how long your loop takes.

Mark Lazarides · 29th March 2004, 02:43 PM

Thanks Exo, didn't know the stopwatch existed. It performs as required.

Cheers

Mark

nenayd · 31st March 2004, 05:20 PM

is MPLAB v6.40 have stopwatch?

Mark Lazarides · 1st April 2004, 09:03 AM

yes it does nenayd.

You need to have set MPLAB SIM, then select stopwatch in the debugger menu. You need to put the cursor at the start of thr routine you'd like to time, then right click and select "set PC to cursor". Then put the cursor at the end of the timed section, R/click and select "run to cursor". the stopwatch window will tell you how many instructions executed and how long it took. Don't forget to set the PIC configuration you're using so it uses the correct clocking freq.

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29th March 2004, 11:47 AM	(permalink)
Mark Lazarides	Delay check... I've modified a Delay loop (cheers Nigel!) to incorporate checking for a received byte in the USART every couple of uSeconds. I've modified the inner most iteration to take 10 uS to complete, and have tried to adjust the outer to comply with this. As i don't have the means to practically assess whether I've been accurate with the delay, I was hoping somebody could verify it for me? It's supposed to wait for a period of 250mS, doing the Byte checking thing continuously. Code: USERC MOVLW D'250' MOVWF COUNT1 STD3 MOVLW 0X63 ; do countA 99 times MOVWF COUNTA MOVLW 0X01 MOVWF COUNTB DELAY_3 BTFSC PIR1, RCIF ; if a byte received, call RECVUSER2 CALL RECVUSER2 GOTO $+1 NOP DECFSZ COUNTA, F GOTO $+2 DECFSZ COUNTB, F GOTO DELAY_3 GOTO $+1 GOTO $+1 DECFSZ COUNT1, F GOTO STD3 Thanks in advance... Mark[/code] __________________ Muss es Sein? Es muss sein...

29th March 2004, 02:05 PM	(permalink)
Exo	Use the stopwatch in MPLAB to see how long your loop takes.

29th March 2004, 02:43 PM	(permalink)
Mark Lazarides	Thanks Exo, didn't know the stopwatch existed. It performs as required. Cheers Mark __________________ Muss es Sein? Es muss sein...

31st March 2004, 05:20 PM	(permalink)
nenayd	stop watch is MPLAB v6.40 have stopwatch?

1st April 2004, 09:03 AM	(permalink)
Mark Lazarides	yes it does nenayd. You need to have set MPLAB SIM, then select stopwatch in the debugger menu. You need to put the cursor at the start of thr routine you'd like to time, then right click and select "set PC to cursor". Then put the cursor at the end of the timed section, R/click and select "run to cursor". the stopwatch window will tell you how many instructions executed and how long it took. Don't forget to set the PIC configuration you're using so it uses the correct clocking freq. __________________ Muss es Sein? Es muss sein...