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Interrupt latency is always well covered in device docs, and pretty easy to find. And, honest question, isn’t it basically determined by the architecture and cl
by spfzero 6y ago
Interrupt latency is always well covered in device docs, and pretty easy to find. And, honest question, isn’t it basically determined by the architecture and clock speed? So for instance, an ARM Cortex 0+ at 40 MHz, same in every family?
- ncmncm 6y agoIt is determined by the architecture, clock speed, memory architecture, time to wake from sleep, etc. So, some ISA, some other stuff. If you are familiar with the arch, you can guess pretty well, but in a big survey it seems like the point is you aren't.