Re: Is always T2 = T3 ?
- From: Mastuac <jordi_pn@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: 19 Apr 2007 02:45:26 -0700
On Apr 19, 10:38 am, hal-use...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Hal
Murray) wrote:
In article <1176970707.769827.240...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Mastuac <jordi...@xxxxxxxx> writes:
I've been looking for some NTP server responses and I have always seen
that T3=T2.
Is this always true.
No.
Its a bore to do 32 bit calcs and the
fractional part in a small micro, so if I can simplify the formula
it would be great
Doesn't your compiler support 32 bit integers?
If not, I'd expect you would have subroutines to do the work
and it should be pretty simple to do a manual compile. It might
be fun to write a hack script to do the compile, something
to translate an equation into subroutine calls.
--
These are my opinions, not necessarily my employer's. I hate spam.
And also do routines to make the fractional part to miliseconds
conversion, with no float aritmetic suported by the micro.
And my system clock ( T1 , T4) has a resolution of 10 msec.
So I wonder if do the effort worths it.
Thank you
.
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