"Stu Bell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My feeling is that you are asking quite a bit too much from the
> linker to expect it to "flow" code around an obstacle in the middle
> of it's memory map.
I agree. If at all, I'd simply use the last (upmost) ROM location for
that "magic number" or "magic
I just adjusted the initial bit time by a few counts to offset the delay.
Subsequent bits were sampled/output through the same code path so I just
continued to add the bit time to the OCxx register for the next interrupt.
In my code I used TIMER3 as CPU/8. I had to adjust my initial delays by 10
Hi Alex,
I am not sure why you are capturing the timer1 value, unless you are using the
timer for other purposes as well. If not then the easiest method is to:
1. Enable time over flow interrupt.
2. Load the timer withe the required delay for the chosen baud rate. The port
pin can be made low he
