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ResonantEvil
Member Since: September 21, 2010
Country: Canada
Profile
Programming Languages
C/C++/C#; Java; QBasic
Universities
Camosun College (Victoria BC)
Interests
Embedded design/development; Software development
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Is 14 seconds the correct update lag? Not 1.4 seconds?
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How about opening it up to your neighbours in the north?
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They told me the Olympic torch would be here! What gives?
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I don't see pricing or inventory information!
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Flux capacitor... check. One point twenty-one jiggawatts... check. Now how do I get this thing to 88mph?
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LOL I was about to berate you for not reading my comment, then realized you meant the hassle and expense of having kids.
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When I'm a dad, I'm totally making things like this for my kids.
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I think one reason you aren't seeing anything close to 16 MHz, is that each call to digitalWrite() is not one instruction, but rather one call to a function. digitalWrite() would make another series of function calls and so forth until eventually (after compilation) we get a list of assembler instructions to actually toggle a hardware pin. That list could be tens of instructions long (or more). Any other thoughts?
