ncoplin_at_orbeng.com
Date: 2004-07-05 11:14:34
Hi Per,
RB> Per, you have a C-1, does it have a register for this?
>Last I talked to Jeri about this (which was quite a while ago), she
>had mapped the clock divider register in the $dxxx area. You could
>program it to any frequency you wanted, including lethal ones. I
>suggested that this kind of control was unnecessary, as there are only
>two speeds that are useful - 1 MHz for compatibility or 20 MHz for
>full speed.
Why wouldn't it be useful? Some programs are fast enough at 4MHz (eg
TurboProcess) where as they might be unusable at 20MHz... I've not had much
need for <1MHz (which TurboProcess, and hacks can do) but I would imaging
debugging might be a geek purpose?
- Nick
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