| ??? 04/19/03 05:26 Read: times |
#43743 - RE: Random Number ( in software) Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Hi Daniel,
When I need a random number I read the value out of one of my free-running timers. If you're out of timers, try an AT89C52 which has three and is pin compatible. I wouldn't trust a ram location to be random on powerup. And if you're programming with a compiler--its startup code quite often initializes ram. Dennis |
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