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Hmmm, so, how much parameters the function takes? i mean to debug it on C. Until now i was doing all my tests with just one parameter, the desired number in MHz maybe it take some other?

eriksl wrote:I would already be very happy with the CPU running at 400 Mhz and even more if we can keep the APB at 80 Mhz.

I have the code now in front of me. The very first thing that strikes me is that the code is laced with calls to gcc floating point calculation/conversion functions. Very weird. Also some of the code in the routine is garbage, I assume it's data storage, not code.

Maybe the floating point is becouse some dividers result on float numbers, for example 1040/15 would be 69.33... MHz

I'd expect that such calculations would be done in fixed point arithmetic (i.e. multiply all number by a constant so you don't get a fraction).

eriksl wrote:I'd expect that such calculations would be done in fixed point arithmetic (i.e. multiply all number by a constant so you don't get a fraction).

Yhea, exactly but is the only way to explain the floating point