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en:software:homelab:library:timer [2010/03/25 18:40] mikk.leinien:software:homelab:library:timer [2020/07/20 09:00] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ====== Timers ====== ====== Timers ======
  
-This library covers large part of the functionality of ATmega128 timers. There are data types and functions which make usage of timers easier. Unfortunately, because of the complexity of AVR timers, there are no common functions to use different timers. Each of the timer has functions which starts with the prefix of "timer" and its index.+This library covers large part of the functionality of ATmega128 timers. There are data types and functions which make usage of timers easier. Unfortunately, because of the complexity of AVR timers, there are no common functions to use different timers. Each of the timers has functions which start with the prefix of "timer" and its index.
  
 ===== Data types ===== ===== Data types =====
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   * **//void timer0_init_normal(timer0_prescale prescale)//** \\   * **//void timer0_init_normal(timer0_prescale prescale)//** \\
-    Initializes timer 0 in normal mode. In this mode timer counts from 0 to 255 (including). Overflow interrupt can be used. Parameters:+    Initializes timer 0 in normal mode. In this mode the timer counts from 0 to 255 (including). Overflow interrupt can be used. Parameters:
     * //prescale// - Prescaler.     * //prescale// - Prescaler.
  
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