Last post on this was in August, I found it from the stickies. Have you given up on it or moved it? Also, what is the advantage of asm over spin except speed? If I only need analog signals analyzed should I stick with spin? Helped alot thanx
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Hmm, "If you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all"
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Technologically challenged individual, Please have pity.
There are only 4 lessons, once done you should move on to deSilva's tutorial, mine will just get someone up and running and remove their fear.
Assembly is best for speed but analogue signal analysis may also require high speed, it depends on the signal. Learn it when you need it or learn it for the fun of it it's your life.
Hello....
My name is sanket shah and i am a student of an electrical engineering in San Jose State University.
I am doing masters project on propeller chip.
Can i get information about how machine codes are executed in propeller assembler and how much clock cycles requited for each instruction?
i want to have a full detail.
please reply me as soon as possible.ah
The stickies in the Propeller forum, DeSilva's asm tutorial, the wiki at propeller.wikispaces.org and some few threads around here (waitxxx cycle count, and so on) and the propeller manual. And then I'd ask any specific question I could have: You are not the first one on this path so most of the answers you seek have been already addressed there
but you have to read a disgruntled comment on how you are asking here:
hey you are doing a MASTER-project ! From real masters it is commonly expected that they can do a research of the manual
THEMSELF on a basic question like this.
Anyway on page 254 of the propellermanual is a table called Propeller Assembly Instruction Master Table
where all commands and its execution time in clocks can be found
Sanket, welcome to the forum. Go to the Propeller Download Page and get the latest Propeller Tool which has a big Help Menu and various documents. The Propeller Datasheet has EE type information and a list of PASM instructions/clock ticks, etc...
This thread was not mentioned in the "Book for absolute beginners. Propeller 101"-thread
and I wanted the thread to be moved towards the top of the thread-overview for beeing recognized
it has demoprograms how to transfer data between PASM and SPIN
transfering data from SPIN to ASM means: transfer a long from HUB-RAM to Cog-RAM by using the PASM-command RDLONG
at the start of the assembly-program the ADRESS of a SPIN-variable as passed to the PASM-systemvariable "par" through the second parameter
in the cognew-command that starts the PASM-cog
transfering data from PASM to SPIN menas transfer a long from Cog-RAM to HUB-RAM by using the PASM-command WRLONG
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They are just ghosts from previous steps and should have been removed.
Graham
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Hmm, "If you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all"
······· "No such thing as a dumb question" unless it's on the internet
········"What happens in Vegas ends up on the Internet"
Technologically challenged individual, Please have pity.
Assembly is best for speed but analogue signal analysis may also require high speed, it depends on the signal. Learn it when you need it or learn it for the fun of it it's your life.
Graham
this could be safely added to the propeller wiki if you do not mind
Graham
My name is sanket shah and i am a student of an electrical engineering in San Jose State University.
I am doing masters project on propeller chip.
Can i get information about how machine codes are executed in propeller assembler and how much clock cycles requited for each instruction?
i want to have a full detail.
please reply me as soon as possible.ah
Regards
Sanket Shah
The stickies in the Propeller forum, DeSilva's asm tutorial, the wiki at propeller.wikispaces.org and some few threads around here (waitxxx cycle count, and so on) and the propeller manual. And then I'd ask any specific question I could have: You are not the first one on this path so most of the answers you seek have been already addressed there
Ale
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Visit some of my articles at Propeller Wiki:
MATH on the propeller propeller.wikispaces.com/MATH
pPropQL: propeller.wikispaces.com/pPropQL
pPropQL020: propeller.wikispaces.com/pPropQL020
OMU for the pPropQL/020 propeller.wikispaces.com/OMU
but you have to read a disgruntled comment on how you are asking here:
hey you are doing a MASTER-project ! From real masters it is commonly expected that they can do a research of the manual
THEMSELF on a basic question like this.
Anyway on page 254 of the propellermanual is a table called Propeller Assembly Instruction Master Table
where all commands and its execution time in clocks can be found
best regards
Stefan
Sanket, welcome to the forum. Go to the Propeller Download Page and get the latest Propeller Tool which has a big Help Menu and various documents. The Propeller Datasheet has EE type information and a list of PASM instructions/clock ticks, etc...
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--Steve
Propeller Tools
and I wanted the thread to be moved towards the top of the thread-overview for beeing recognized
it has demoprograms how to transfer data between PASM and SPIN
transfering data from SPIN to ASM means: transfer a long from HUB-RAM to Cog-RAM by using the PASM-command RDLONG
at the start of the assembly-program the ADRESS of a SPIN-variable as passed to the PASM-systemvariable "par" through the second parameter
in the cognew-command that starts the PASM-cog
transfering data from PASM to SPIN menas transfer a long from Cog-RAM to HUB-RAM by using the PASM-command WRLONG
best regards
Stefan