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Re: Velocity PID Programming: Terms dependent on time
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Originally Posted by Ether
Why do RT timed loops "eat a lot of CPU usage" ? Is the context switching overhead for a timed loop really that much different from a "waited" loop?
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I'm not really sure.
In all tests I've done, they just do.
It's likely the fact that the code is actually running faster than a waited loop.
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