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Suppose that you have a clock chip operating at 100 kHz, that is, every ten micr

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Question

Suppose that you have a clock chip operating at 100 kHz, that is, every ten microseconds the clock will tick and subtract one from a counter. When the counter reaches zero, an interrupt occurs. Suppose that the counter is 16 bits, and you can load it with any value from 0 to 65535. How would you implement a time of day clock with a resolution of one second.

Hint: you only need addition to implement the time of day clock.

Please give an explanation including pseduocode.

Explanation / Answer

#include #include #include using namespace std; void trap_handler(double microSec,int counter) { if(counter>0){ if( microsec/10) counter--; } else{ if(counter==0) cout
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