>> Still, creating a millisecond delay must be possible. Right? (Even if I
have
>> to go to assembly level coding.)
>Stop and think carefully about what you really want. I suspect you
>don't really want a delay of exactly one millisecond. Instead, I
>suspect you want one thing to happen exactly one millisecond after
>another thing has happened. A one millisecond delay is insufficient; it
>will simply cause one part of your code to execute a millisecond after
>another part.
Ok, ok, ok.. But a one millisecond delay IS sufficient, at least the way I
imagine.
But let me put the question in another form:
Is there a way to read the time/tick count/other with accuracy of about 1ms?
This could be a timer with high resolution (I don't know any such timer on
palm devices), or some kind of clock cycle counter.
What I need is a way to, more accurate than the clock ticks at 10ms,
estimate short time periods.
And a ISR delaying a couple of microseconds wont matter.
Petrus
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