Quoting Isaac Marino Bavaresco <isaacbavaresco@yahoo.com.br>:
> Not at all. It is perfectly possible to do bit-banging in C. It may be
> tricky if you need cycle-exact timings, but then you can always use
> inline assembly or create small assembly-only routines called from your
> C code.

So I've heard, and that's why I'm experimenting to see how it works =20
for my apps.  I like what googlium did (name escapes me, but he's on =20
this list), though I would've preferred a larger test, using some of =20
the peripherals.

For now my intention is to do this for an app which has a 3-digit =20
multiplexed display and one analog input.  I'll prob have to keep it =20
within 2k code space as IIRC some of the compilers are limited to 2k =20
code size for the eval version.  If I have more room, I'll prob add =20
some other features.

The key (at first) is to compare code size and performance.

Cheers,
-Neil.





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