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Fix comment re: systick

This answers a long standing question :-)
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Frank 4 years ago
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volatile uint32_t scale_cpu_cycles_to_microseconds = 0; volatile uint32_t scale_cpu_cycles_to_microseconds = 0;
uint32_t systick_safe_read; // micros() synchronization uint32_t systick_safe_read; // micros() synchronization


// page 411 says "24 MHz XTALOSC can be the external clock source of SYSTICK"
// Testing shows the frequency is actually 100 kHz - but how? Did NXP really
// hide an undocumented divide-by-240 circuit in the hardware?
//The 24 MHz XTALOSC can be the external clock source of SYSTICK.
//Hardware devides this down to 100KHz. (RM Rev2, 13.3.21 PG 986)
#define SYSTICK_EXT_FREQ 100000 #define SYSTICK_EXT_FREQ 100000


#if 0 #if 0

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