Martin Burnicki wrote:
Alan wrote:
However when I turn -M on the bottom line changes to Current 0.977 ms
Is that really correct as even I can tell 0.977 is less than the
"minimun" 1.000 ms" in the previous line?
I think 1 ms is just the nominal value and 0.977 is due to rounding errors
or an inexact measurement interval.
Timer ticks on most versions of Win* are derived from the CMOS clock
chip which can generate interrupts at any power of two rate, from 1 Hz
to 32 KHz.
1024 Hz corresponds to ~977 us.
Terje
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