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Hello,
I am trying to configure the system library of a NIOS II IDE Application. In the system library contents, there is an option named "system clock timer" that can be set to none or to a timer present in the SOPC. I've chosen to have no RTOS (single threaded). What are the impacts to set the "system clock timer" to none ? or to set it to the timer present in the SOPC ? Best regards, AloraLink Copied
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If you don't have a system timer, some functions won't work. Functions such as sleep, all the time functions, the alarms... If you don't use them, you don't need to set a timer.
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In fact, I don't need to use these functions. Thanks for you answer.
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I would recommend that you clearly indicate in some documentation somewhere that you didn't put a system timer and what the consequences are.
You never know how projects evolve over time, and you may need to add a delay or timeout mechanism one day, and spend hours trying to find out why it doesn't work... ;)
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