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Calculate CPU-Clock

Otto Salvatore

Hi,

i need to know the cpu-clock of the cpu i am running my program on.

do you have an idea how i can calculate the actual cpu-clock on an C167?

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    If you want to run a single image on multiple hardware versions with different clock speeds, you might be able to add some kind of hardware ID on the boards and read the pins using normal I/O. The hardware ID would then correspond to a fixed CPU speed, causing the software to use different (timer) settings.

    Kind regards,
    Joost Leeuwesteijn

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    If you want to run a single image on multiple hardware versions with different clock speeds, you might be able to add some kind of hardware ID on the boards and read the pins using normal I/O. The hardware ID would then correspond to a fixed CPU speed, causing the software to use different (timer) settings.

    Kind regards,
    Joost Leeuwesteijn

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