Hi,

Execute the atached program during MPLAB session. This will decrease your
program simulation times.

I hope this help you...




-----Mensaje original-----
De: Andy Baker <AB@DATCON.CO.UK>
Para: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
Fecha: martes, 02 de noviembre de 1999 12:10
Asunto: MPLAB Timer Simulation


>Hi all,
>
>The project I'm working on provides the control circuitry for a hifi preamp
>(i.e. switching inputs, tape monitor, mutes, and display on an LCD display)
>using a 16F84.
>
>There are a number of timed events in the software, such as switch
>debouncing, and pausing for a fraction of a second to allow the user to
make
>up their mind before making the necessary relay changes.
>
>Most of this I have written and simulated as working. My problem is
>simulating the timed events. The simulator runs so slowly (prescaled TMR0
>counting at approx 10Hz rather than ~4kHz (4MHz / (4 * 256))), that the
long
>waits are interminable.
>
>Anyone have any hints how to make the sim run faster (after all, I'm
running
>it in a PIII 550MHz with 128MB RAM, it should be able to simulate a 1 MIPS
>PIC!).
>
>Should I just resort to reducing the waits for simulated runs?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Andy

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