In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, ShadowsSoldier wrote:

Peter I wanted to thank you for your generosity in writing that code. I realize that much of it was geared to instruction and I appreciate that. I am still digesting it in my processor and may have some questions for you at a later date. Basically, that was kick-butt instruction and I think many novice Sxers like myself would benefit from referencing that. 
 
I also wanted to point out that there are many similarities in our approaches. The only time I write to the ports is during the ISR, and it is the same amount of steps during each transmitter burst. So I beleive that my foundation is deterministic. I use flags in my ISR to signal my "non-ISR" time to perform reconfiguration and state loading functions for the next ISR. I thought my ISR reconfigure scenario, it too being state dependent, was fairly clever but I guess it wasn't as cool as I thought it might be. The ISR count triggers reconfiguration of the ISR frequency ... What I was impressed with in your code was the use of faster processing speed and higher bit counters, which like I said earlier, I am still trying to understand. 
 
Are there any other conceptual differences between the two approaches that I am missing?
 
Thanks Peter

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