4/21/2017 4:43 PM | |
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Hello. An earlier discussion lead to the discovery (thanks Alex Mol). Further investigation was done to compensate for this. I need it for an active project. The findings and SCL code are now shared for discussion.
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5/5/2017 6:10 PM | |
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Hello Alex. Now THAT is what I call teamwork! So this is how open-source projects look like. Thank you for pushing through with the test. Nicely done. Good results too. The ca. 3ms gap can probably be explained if one looked at the structure of the test code. it is too strange that it is in the ballpark of the cycle time. Attached is the code segment that contains the improved #OVERFLOW value. Some extra (boring?) notes have been added into the code that explains what was done. So - - - - - - what is next? AttachmentStopWatch_V2.zip (545 Downloads) |
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