Larry, > If you are looking for more speed, take a look at avr-gcc. The floating > point library in that package is very good. It takes about 600 or so > instructions (depending upon what you use) and basic operations are done in > ~500 cycles. For my needs, mult/div/cos/sin/add/sub I got around 1.6k > ops/sec/mhz or about 25 kops/sec at 16mhz. Thanks, I'll check it out. BTW, the MEGA168 is no good, it doesn't have enough IO pins :-( Paul
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Re: [AVR-Chat] Re: something a bit faster
2005-02-04 by Paul Maddox