Difference between revisions of "Delay"
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Revision as of 10:39, 14 December 2014
DELAY
This library provides the functions to generate the required delays. Basically it does the looping for the specified count to generate the delay. If the compiler provides the inbuilt delay libraries(like AVR), then this library uses internally those functions.
DELAY_us
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DELAY_ms
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DELAY_sec
| Defination | void DELAY_sec(uint16_t sec_count) |
| Input Arguments | uint16_t. |
| Return Value | none |
| Description | This function is used generate delay in sec .It generates a delay of 1sec for each count,if 10 is passed as the argument then it generates delay of 10sec. |
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