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Originally Posted by MacFlightSierra
one loop of the controller is 26.2 millis - approx 38 loops per second. just add a variable to count till 38 and then reset it to zero
good luck/behatzla'ha
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A word of caution--I learned the hard way that this is not always true.
The loop executes at a
minimum of 26.6ms, but it most certainly can take
much longer than 26.6ms!
The BLROD doesn't trigger until the code takes a whopping 1/4 to 1/2 second
per loop! 
EDIT:
If you want an example of this behavior, try the 2005 default camera code.
The code slows dramatically as soon as the camera is hooked up, and as far as I can tell, takes more on the order of 1/4-second per loop.
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