> On Apr 12, 9:43=A0am, "anwar_pc" <anwar...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > register to read, or a cotinueosly running counter register to calculat=
e
> > the interval time from it?
>
> I don't know this specific part, but most (all?) PPCs have a TBR.
Of course it has the timebase registers - like any PPC.
This one is a 603e core (or one of its somewhat improved G2
variations).
Clearly visible in the register model of the part the OP
is programming.
Dimiter
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On Apr 12, 9:43=A0am, "anwar_pc" <anwar...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> register to read, or a cotinueosly running counter register to calculate
> the interval time from it?
I don't know this specific part, but most (all?) PPCs have a TBR.
Reply by anwar_pc●April 12, 20092009-04-12
Hi,
I'm running VxWorks Os on a MPC 8323 processor. The VxWorks timers
are based on the OS ticks (several mili seconds), but I need a way to
measure small time intervals of micro seconds.Is there a Real Time clock
register to read, or a cotinueosly running counter register to calculate
the interval time from it?
Thanks
Anwar