| ??? 03/13/08 09:48 Read: times |
#152213 - use shift right instead of divide Responding to: ???'s previous message |
since you are dealing with integers using shift left for multiplicatin by powers of two and shift right for division by powers of twos is much more efficient.
To divide by 16 use: SR = SR >> 4; Mahmood |
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