real-time programming

[infobahn]

Nie rozumiem po francuski; prosze pisze po angielsku. Stokrotne

dzieki!

un altro [...] della madre

Va la colada su boca hacia fuera con el jabon y agua antes de fijar
otra vez.

 

[Joona I Palaste]

Nie rozumiem po francuski; prosze pisze po angielsku. Stokrotne dzieki!

Well, I understood that "francuski" means "French" and "angielsku" means
"English", but only because they're translated directly from the names
in the original languages. I gathered from the context that this means
"Don't post in French; please post in English. Thanks!" but I still
don't know what language it is. Polish? Czech? Slovakian? Slovenian?

 

[Keith Thompson]

i can change the program to read value every second or less , we can do
a lot of thing with a 50Mhz processor....

infobahn is having a little fun with you. You wrote "50mhz", which,
if taken literally, means 50 millihertz (i.e, one clock cycle every 20
seconds). You meant "50 MHz", or 50 megaHertz.

 

[Keith Thompson]

encore un trou cul qui se la pète, continue champion pis reste dans
ton newgroups à marde crisse d'américain

I'm not sure exactly what that means. Am I correct in assuming that
it's an insult?

Has it occurred to you that insulting people who are trying to help
you is a really bad idea.

 

[Jens.Toerring]

Well, I understood that "francuski" means "French" and "angielsku" means
"English", but only because they're translated directly from the names
in the original languages. I gathered from the context that this means
"Don't post in French; please post in English. Thanks!" but I still
don't know what language it is. Polish? Czech? Slovakian? Slovenian?

Looks like Polish - moreover, when you enter the "stokrotne dzieki" bit
into google all the hits with a country-specific TLD are for '.pl'.

Regards, Jens

 

[Walter Roberson]

:we use a MPC855T processor

:it's only 50mhz

:the variable are always used... every 3 seconds, value changes

Perhaps you could rephrase the question for us? Your original question
asked about what was "better", using a global variable or passing
the variable through a register. Could you clarify what you mean by
"better" ?

Also, would we be correct in deducing that you are not using a "hosted
implimentation" of C? That is, that the standard C library is not
generally available and that whatever OS you are using provides mechanisms
for getting the data that you need? Or will your program be performing
it's own I/O directly?

 

[Mark McIntyre]

dzieki!

un altro fucker della madre

welcome to the plonk bin.

 

[tehn yit chin]

we have about 150 variables

i could post the code (about 1800 lines) if somebody want to give me
some tips

Not knowing anything about your code, I have a generic suggestion (or
a hack, depending on how you see it).

Perhaps, you could group all the variables into a struct, and pass a
pointer to that struct into your fuction. In this case, you are only
passing (usually) passing an address. It will definitely save the
operation on the stack.

Have fun.
tyc

 

[Dan Pop]

encore un trou cul qui se la p=E8te, continue champion pis reste dans
ton newgroups =E0 marde crisse d'am=E9ricain

Congratulations! ;-)

You have just voided and nullified your chances of getting any kind of
help from this newsgroup's regulars.

Dan