Comment #4 on issue 165 by robhamerling: Wrong frequency in USB sample
http://code.google.com/p/jallib/issues/detail?id=165
Before you start updating samples: wait until we have an agreement (of just
more than 2 Jallib members!). After that, yes, you are welcome to update
Albert's samples as well as yours. Hopefully you can test at least one of
your own samples and verify (by desk checking) that the others should be OK.
The comment looks like a copy from an old device file. It is a sort of
abbreviation which I use in the dev2jal script (but may have appeared in
older device files, before jalpack 0.6). Since quite some time the Jallib
fuse_def declarations in the device files contain a copy of the the
description ('desc'-field) in the MPLAB .dev files. So today you'll find as
comment in the device files something like:
[primary oscillator src: /2][96 mhz pll src: /3]
which means: 'pragma target CPUDIV P2' results in:
* without PLL: the frequency of the primary oscillator is divided by 2
* with PLL: the frequency after the PLL module (96 MHz) is divided by 3
When still not clear read the explanation above in comment 1 or study the
mentioned figure or table.
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