Posted on March 18, 2018 at 15:32
EDIT: Not sure where my intro paragraph went on the first time I posted.
I have the below code working with inline assembly nops. Now I want to have the code be clock independent. The below code is my attempt at doing this. The problem is the loops end up being 5-10 loops, which doesn't give me the needed resolution to get accurate 850ns, 800ns, 450ns , 400ns delays. Is there a better way to get nanosecond delays?
#define LOOPS_FOR_NS(ns) (ns * 800U / (SystemCoreClock / 1000))
uint32_t loops400ns = LOOPS_FOR_NS(400U);
uint32_t loops450ns = LOOPS_FOR_NS(450U);
uint32_t loops800ns = LOOPS_FOR_NS(800U);
uint32_t loops850ns = LOOPS_FOR_NS(850U);
volatile uint32_t loops;
for (;;) {
if (p & bitMask) { // ONE
// High 800ns
port->BSRR = setPin;
loops = loops800ns;
asm(
'mydelay_800:'
'subs %[loops], 1;'
'bne mydelay_800;'
: // no output
: [loops] 'r'(loops)
);
// Low 450ns
port->BSRR = resetPin;
loops = loops450ns;
asm(
'mydelay_450:'
'subs %[loops], 1;'
'bne mydelay_450;'
: // no output
: [loops] 'r'(loops)
);
} else { // ZERO
// High 400ns
port->BSRR = setPin;
loops = loops400ns;
asm(
'mydelay_400:'
'subs %[loops], 1;'
'bne mydelay_400;'
: // no output
: [loops] 'r'(loops)
);
// Low 850ns
port->BSRR = resetPin;
loops = loops850ns;
asm(
'mydelay_850:'
'subs %[loops], 1;'
'bne mydelay_850;'
: // no output
: [loops] 'r'(loops)
);
}
if (bitMask >>= 1) {
// Move on to the next pixel
asm('nop;');
} else {
if (ptr >= end) {
break;
}
p = *ptr++;
bitMask = 0x80;
}
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