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Re: [gbadev] H-Blank and V-Blank


>16.78 MHz .. are you sure ? (I'm working on a GBA debugger/emulator)
>Any other specs that can't be found on the net are also welcome :)
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16.78mhz is correct
Sat Aug 5, 2000 3:00 am

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Hi, Sorry to be OT (On-Topic) but I just want to confirm my calculations with people. I have calculated that H-Blank takes 272 cycles and V-Blank takes 83799... 		Matthew Davies
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... More or less. Most data processing instructions (mov, add, orr, cmp, ...) that don't use shift by register execute in one cycle. On the other hand, memory...
Dennis Ranke
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Send Email 		Jul 20, 2000
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16.78 MHz .. are you sure ? (I'm working on a GBA debugger/emulator) Any other specs that can't be found on the net are also welcome :) Tim Schuerewegen ... ...
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These were taken from the devcon2000 slides. Why what do you think they are? Matt. ... From: Tim Schuerewegen [mailto:Tim.Schuerewegen@...] Sent:...
Matthew Davies
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... 16.78mhz is correct...
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... And I'm pretty sure the ARM core is fixed in little-endian format for data, which drops the size (and cost) of the die a good bit versus an ...
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... instructions, those ... i dont trust myself entirely on this issue, but no. like i said, i'm not sure, so i might be completely wrong.. anyway, having that...
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