A programming error may be introduced by inputting the new time instead of
ignoring it with a cast to void, as in
t when timerafter (time) :> time;
Because the processor completes the input shortly after the time specified is
reached, this operation actually increments the value of time by a small additional
amount. This amount may be compounded over multiple loop iterations, leading
to signal drift and ultimately a loss of synchronisation with a receiver.
XC Programming Guide P22----So, this function can be used for industrial design and control it? Accurate and longtime run~
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Hi,
We can use port timestamp functionality if it is based on IO events.
Some useful references:
We can use port timestamp functionality if it is based on IO events.
Some useful references:
- section 45.2.2: https://www.xmos.com/download/private/x ... e%28X3766D%...
- https://www.xcore.com/forum/viewtopic.p ... 746&p=5182