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dcb · 06-04-2009, 12:17 AM

Paul, not sure if this is working yet, couple comments on the conversion:
/trunk/HighVoltageControllerRefactoredISRReorganized.c - Open ReVolt - Trac

Sorry, it's just an optimization though.

Calling ReadThrottle and ReadCurrent in ISR (ADC_vect) adds a bit of code to that interrupt handler. Might just update the raw current and throttlePos variables directly (like temperature) and have a void ReadThrottle(int16_t) that you pass tmpThrottle to after making a copy of it, but outside the cli block in main. Same for ReadCurrent. Can inline them too. Might call them ConvertThrottle and ConvertCurrent instead too.

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