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- From: woodam@aix.rpi.edu (Matthew G. Woodard)
- Subject: Assembler clock w/interrupts
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- Organization: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY
- Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 21:19:32 GMT
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- Hello out there! I'm in the middle of writing a program (in C++) which
- talks to a radio telescope and saves the data collected by that scope.
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- My problem is, I want to take a reading once every second, and would like to
- use a clock that would interrupt the program every second to do just that.
- Due to the speed of the assembly language, I really want the code to be in
- assembler.
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- If you know anything that might help me, please e-mail me with the information.
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- BTW. I've never called an assembly procedure from a C-language program, and
- would like info on this as well--but it is only second priority.
-
- Thanks,
- Matt Woodard (woodam@aix.rpi.edu)
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