Dose anybody know the purpose of doing this
void Send_CmdNo(unsigned char command){ CSX=0; RDX=1; D_CX=0; DBUS=command; WRX=0; WRX=0; WRX=0; WRX=1; CSX=1; }
why use WRX=0 3 times b4 WRX=1? wouldn't that just give you WRX=1?
by the way WRX is just
sbit WRX = P7^2;
does it mean on the I/O pin the output will send out 0 three times and 1 one time? It performs that fast?
I am not saying one is better, or right, or wrong - But until I see a project that requires such practices, I'll stick with what I am comfortable with.
you have your opinion, I have mine and we will both "stick with what I am comfortable with".
That does not mean that the pitfalls and pratfalls of either should not be brought to light.
Erik
"you have your opinion, I have mine..."
There's more to it than just opinions - though they definitely play a (significant) part.
The real thing is: you have your particular set of requirements, and I have mine - so what may be "optimum" by your particular set of requirements may well not be optimum by mine
I probably won't find myself repeating it in that manner, but I do agree with the sentiments.