Configuration Change Protection (CCP) clawson wrote:Oh and depending on context you might want to consider the possibility of being interrupted.
The Attiny817 data sheet says:
Now this is for the...
Sunday, 23 February 2020 - 00:50
Array size stack allocation overflow? ka7ehk wrote:The largest allowable index is the size of the buffer minus 1 because it starts at index = 0.
True, but the OP's for loop was written correctly. The loop will exit...
Wednesday, 19 February 2020 - 23:07
Powering eeprom/sdc card from GPIO and powring down AVR I've used these: https://www.idt.com/us/en/products/memory-logic/bus-switch/33v-cbtlv-general-purpose-bus-switch/74cbtlv3244-low-voltage-octal-bus-switch
with good effect to...
Unknown IO port electronic symbol Agree. Looks like the pin would be pulled low during sleep if the transmission gate were not there.
Saturday, 8 February 2020 - 23:37
avr-gcc inline assembler concrete documentation? clawson wrote:
where every last cycle counts then?
I *think* the OP's objective is every last byte due to his specialty in itty-bitty boot loaders. I'm sure he will come...
This OP is a word for word copy & paste of: https://www.avrfreaks.net/forum/variable-pwm-current-measure
clawson wrote:Oh and depending on context you might want to consider the possibility of being interrupted. The Attiny817 data sheet says: Now this is for the...
ka7ehk wrote:The largest allowable index is the size of the buffer minus 1 because it starts at index = 0. True, but the OP's for loop was written correctly. The loop will exit...
I've used these: https://www.idt.com/us/en/products/memory-logic/bus-switch/33v-cbtlv-general-purpose-bus-switch/74cbtlv3244-low-voltage-octal-bus-switch with good effect to...
I've used the ATtiny817 in a couple of things recently.
Jim, I think you have one too many zeros in there but I think your argument still stands.
awneil wrote:maybe it's a peculiarly British idiom ? I'd say it's an English language idiom as it's also common here in the US.
What's going on here? Is that wire supposed to connect to the copper? If yes, it should be soldered otherwise you may have an intermittent connection. If no, you...
Agree. Looks like the pin would be pulled low during sleep if the transmission gate were not there.
clawson wrote: where every last cycle counts then? I *think* the OP's objective is every last byte due to his specialty in itty-bitty boot loaders. I'm sure he will come...
Sounds like "mouse acceleration" with improvements which certainly predates 2003.
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