Fernando M. Maresca schreef:
> Yes, it works. Thank you both,
Ok, I have taken a closer look to the source of picprog and think that I
have found a good solution.
Can you test if the following works for you?
In the file picport.h at 53 you find:
#if defined(__x86_64__) || defined(__i386__)
#define RDTSC_WORKS
#endif
Change this to:
//#if defined(__x86_64__) || defined(__i386__)
//#define RDTSC_WORKS
//#endif
Normally picprog use the RDTSC instruction on x86_64/i386 platforms. By
disabling this, picprog makes use of the delay-routines for platforms that
don't have this RDTSC instruction.
Maarten Blomme has test this on his slackware amd64 box and it fixes the
problem. It also fixes the problem that I have on my laptop¹.
So, I plan to create a new package with RDTSC disabled, but before doing
that I like to know if it also fix your problem.
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