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Scratchpad RAM Access Time
I was wondering if anyone knows the access time to the scratchpad RAM off hand. I'm trying to write a program using the scratchpad RAM, and i'm not sure how it will affect the loop speed. I'm only accessing it 4 times per loop at the moment, and i'm pretty sure it doesn't make any speed difference, but i'd just like to make sure.
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13-02-2003, 00:31
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Somebody else posted this page before: http://www.emesystems.com/BS2speed.htm
As you can see, it's faster then a goto ;-) |
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