At 03:12 PM 8/27/2004 +0100, you wrote:
>>Your Delay_14.8s routine runs for 14.80000s at 4MHz BTW (according
>>to an MPLAB simulation)
>
>Btw. how did you do this. I was running the mplab IDE simulation on this
>code. The green cursor was going up and down on the delay code. from the
>speed of it,It would have probably taken the whole night until it would have
>gone to the next code line!!. A 400MHz (my CPU) would simulate a 4MHz -tool.
>can you make if not real time, at least fast simulation?

Clear the stopwatch, set a breakpoint after the delay, and run to the
breakpoint. The newer MPLAB simulator is tolerably fast on a 2.4GHz machine.

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