Olin,

"FAST" in this application means that I want to decode the incoming =
Serial bytes=20
up to 64K Baud as they arrive with "plenty" of time left to do other =
tasks between
UART interrupt for next byte.
"plenty" =3D as much as I can get. as opposed to "not much" meaning very =
little time=20
to perform other tasks. The oscillator is 16 MHz. I do not want to =
increase the
oscillator frequency or use the 4 x PLL.

where "other tasks" vary depending on the application.

Kind Regards

David Huisman


-----Original Message-----
From: Olin Lathrop [mailto:olin_piclist@EMBEDINC.COM]
Sent: Tuesday, 9 September 2003 9:56 PM
To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject: Re: [PIC]:Manchester Lookup table


> I am looking for a fast Manchester Encode/Decode algortithm.

This is a useless question without defining "fast".  I've got a PIC
decoding two "fast" received manchester streams serially bit by bit, and
it's doing a few other things at the same time.

So, how fast is "fast"?


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