the question about"for"

hello.

for example :

"for index:= 1 TO 15 BY 1 DO

start[index]=true

end for;"

"for index:= 1 TO 15 DO

start[index]=true

end for;"

my question is about "BY 1"

what's mean about BY 1? what's the difference about the 2 methods? can i use BY 2 or BY 3?

thank you !

Hi,

moreover you can have a start index higher than an end index and astep can be negative:

[code]FOR i:=10 TO 0 BY -1 DO[/code]

Or, which is quite weird, some (or all)numbers can be variables:

[code]FOR i:=myVar1 TO myVar2 BY myVar3 DO[/code]

thank you thank you !

i know your mean!

and another qestion coming!

if the cycle clok is 2ms ,and in the firet cycle clock it just for once or for 15 times?

i mean,if it do 15times,how much time it will spent?

Which cycle clock do you mean?

If you use the FOR instruction in cyclic task without any excessive code in it and with resonable number of iterations it is finished in microseconds range.

jacek d

Which cycle clock do you mean?

in microseconds range.

IN microseconds range? if use 1000 insted 15 then the time will be long?

Code below:

FOR i:=1 TO 100 DO

myBool:=NOT myBool;//myBool is in local data

END_FOR;

takes ca. 60 us on D445-1.

jacek d

Code below:

FOR i:=1 TO 100 DO

myBool:=NOT myBool;//myBool is in local data

END_FOR;

takes ca. 60 us on D445-1.

how to judge how long it will take?

I always check it on a hardware with help of system functions: _getInternalTimeStamp and _getTimeDifferenceOfInternalTimeStamps.

Never looked for different way to do this.