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TIOS_OSVRegisterTimer |
Function (ROM Call 0x284) |
Registers an event (vectored) timer.
You really should use OSVRegisterTimer, unless
you know what you, and your users, are doing.
This is the direct system call, which will usually take less space in your program than the
library routine for OSVRegisterTimer,
OSVFreeTimer and the corresponding interrupt handler.
If you use it on AMS 1.00-2.03, you'll experience the bugs in TI's implementation (dependence
between notify and event timers, etc.). If you use it on patched versions of AMS embedding an
implementation based on the TIGCC/GCC4TI one, you won't.
See also: OSVRegisterTimer