> Twice almost-zero is still almost zero. This is not a "substantial" > improvement as has been claimed. I've built systems where I had to scratch for every instruction.. LOTS of code re-use, and still barely fit it in the device. "buy a larger chip" is the classic answer, but $0.25 * a few million is pretty significant money. > A: Never. The time saved will be burned in a busy loop waiting on other > things. Could be.. In some applications, (NOT this one..) you're fighting for speed, and literally need every cycle. Buy a faster chip is the classic solution, see above, plus higher EMI emissions and power consumption.
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Re: [AVR-Chat] Re: ASM vs. C
2009-01-15 by David VanHorn
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