Thread: 26.2ms loop question
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Re: 26.2ms loop question
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Originally Posted by Joe Ross
Since you talked earlier about using a lot of floats, I'd assume you are doing more then 26.2ms worth of calculations. You can check the packet number. If you only get every other packet, your program is taking to long.
I ended up not using a bunch of floats. I was just curious with that thread as I was planning some things out. Currently I'm working with 2 floats, and when I don't run the functions using floats my counter is still counting at about half the speed it should be.