Changing the Speed of a Simulation - Revision history

DavidA at 08:35, 2 July 2019

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	~~<sidebar>Sidebar: Flowcode Help Overview:Simulation</sidebar>~~
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PaulN at 10:02, 5 July 2016

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	'''Simulation speed'''		'''Simulation speed'''

	Simulation speeds can vary from 0.25 Hz (or one simulation every 4 seconds) to 1000Hz (or one simulation every 0.001 seconds). This can be selected from the drop down options, or from the slider bar as seen in the Simulation Debugger window. In 'Normal mode' Flowcode does not update the variables, call stack and microcontroller views whilst it is running, but any external component views do get updated. The normal speed is the default setting, and allows the simulation to at a good speed yet allowing the graphics to maintain a good refresh speed for animations etc.		Simulation speeds can vary from 0.25 Hz (or one simulation every 4 seconds) to 1000Hz (or one simulation every 0.001 seconds). This can be selected from the drop down options, or from the slider bar as seen in the Simulation Debugger window. When adjusting the simulation speed with the slider bar, you should note that the slowest speed is when the bar is towards the right hand side.

			In 'Normal mode' Flowcode does not update the variables, call stack and microcontroller views whilst it is running, but any external component views do get updated. The normal speed is the default setting, and allows the simulation to at a good speed yet allowing the graphics to maintain a good refresh speed for animations etc.

PaulN at 09:59, 5 July 2016

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	'''Simulation speed'''		'''Simulation speed'''

	Simulation speeds can vary from 0.25 Hz (or one simulation every 4 seconds) to 1000Hz (or one simulation every 0.001 seconds). This can be selected from the drop down options, or from the		Simulation speeds can vary from 0.25 Hz (or one simulation every 4 seconds) to 1000Hz (or one simulation every 0.001 seconds). This can be selected from the drop down options, or from the slider bar as seen in the Simulation Debugger window. In 'Normal mode' Flowcode does not update the variables, call stack and microcontroller views whilst it is running, but any external component views do get updated. The normal speed is the default setting, and allows the simulation to at a good speed yet allowing the graphics to maintain a good refresh speed for animations etc.


	~~In addition, you can ask Flowcode to simulate~~ the ~~flowchart at normal speed or as fast as possible~~. ~~When this happens,~~ Flowcode does not update the variables, call stack and microcontroller views whilst it is running but any external component views do get updated. The normal speed setting allows the simulation to at a good speed yet allowing the graphics to maintain a good refresh speed for animations etc. The as fast as possible speed setting allows the simulation code to run at max speed by backing off the graphics routines to allow for pure number crunching programs to run as fast as it can. The as fast as possible setting should be avoided in most cases to allow the panels to react correctly to animations etc. The default setting for a new program is normal speed.


	~~'''Configuration information'''~~

	~~Select the 'Configure' tab from within the 'Project Options' window which can be accessed from the 'Build' menu (Build > Project Options > Configure) to open the chip download configuration window.~~


	~~A number of options are available that allow you to change download parameters. For details on the various options see [[Configuring the Chip]]~~.

PaulN at 09:47, 5 July 2016

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	<sidebar>Sidebar: Flowcode Help Overview:Simulation</sidebar>		<sidebar>Sidebar: Flowcode Help Overview:Simulation</sidebar>
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	~~'''Clock speed'''~~		[[File:Simulation debugger.png\|right]]

	~~Select the~~ '~~Clock Speed~~' ~~option from the~~ '~~General Options' tab in the 'Project Options~~' ~~window which can be accessed from the~~ '~~Build~~' menu (Build > Project Options > General Options) to change the speed of the simulation. This can be changed using the drop down menu which has options from 1000000 Hz to 40000000 Hz depending on the selected chip, you can also input a value manually by typing in the selected box.		'''Simulation speed'''

			Simulation speeds can vary from 0.25 Hz (or one simulation every 4 seconds) to 1000Hz (or one simulation every 0.001 seconds). This can be selected from the drop down options, or from the

	~~'''Simulation speed'''~~

	~~Simulation speeds can vary from 0.25 Hz (or one simulation every 4 seconds) to 1000Hz (or one simulation every 0.001 seconds).~~
	In addition, you can ask Flowcode to simulate the flowchart at normal speed or as fast as possible. When this happens, Flowcode does not update the variables, call stack and microcontroller views whilst it is running but any external component views do get updated. The normal speed setting allows the simulation to at a good speed yet allowing the graphics to maintain a good refresh speed for animations etc. The as fast as possible speed setting allows the simulation code to run at max speed by backing off the graphics routines to allow for pure number crunching programs to run as fast as it can. The as fast as possible setting should be avoided in most cases to allow the panels to react correctly to animations etc. The default setting for a new program is normal speed.		In addition, you can ask Flowcode to simulate the flowchart at normal speed or as fast as possible. When this happens, Flowcode does not update the variables, call stack and microcontroller views whilst it is running but any external component views do get updated. The normal speed setting allows the simulation to at a good speed yet allowing the graphics to maintain a good refresh speed for animations etc. The as fast as possible speed setting allows the simulation code to run at max speed by backing off the graphics routines to allow for pure number crunching programs to run as fast as it can. The as fast as possible setting should be avoided in most cases to allow the panels to react correctly to animations etc. The default setting for a new program is normal speed.

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	'''''Clock Speed'''''		'''''Clock Speed (Hz)'''''

	Note: The Clock Speed option refers only to the speed of your hardware oscillator circuit. Changing this value will not alter the simulation speed.		Note: The Clock Speed option refers only to the speed of your hardware oscillator circuit. Changing this value will not alter the simulation speed.

PaulN at 09:42, 5 July 2016

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	A number of options are available that allow you to change download parameters. For details on the various options see [[Configuring the Chip]].		A number of options are available that allow you to change download parameters. For details on the various options see [[Configuring the Chip]].



	'''''Clock Speed'''''		'''''Clock Speed'''''

	Note: The Clock Speed option refers only to the speed of your hardware oscillator circuit. Changing this value will not alter the simulation speed.		Note: The Clock Speed option refers only to the speed of your hardware oscillator circuit. Changing this value will not alter the simulation speed.

PaulN at 09:42, 5 July 2016

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	'''''Clock Speed'''''		'''''Clock Speed'''''

	Note: The Clock Speed option refers only to the speed of your hardware oscillator circuit. Changing this value will not alter the simulation speed.		Note: The Clock Speed option refers only to the speed of your hardware oscillator circuit. Changing this value will not alter the simulation speed.

PaulN at 09:42, 5 July 2016

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	A number of options are available that allow you to change download parameters. For details on the various options see [[Configuring the Chip]].		A number of options are available that allow you to change download parameters. For details on the various options see [[Configuring the Chip]].

			'''''Clock Speed'''''
			Note: The Clock Speed option refers only to the speed of your hardware oscillator circuit. Changing this value will not alter the simulation speed.

PaulN at 09:36, 5 July 2016

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	'''Clock speed'''		'''Clock speed'''

BenR at 13:18, 11 March 2014

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	Simulation speeds can vary from 0.25 Hz (or one simulation every 4 seconds) to 1000Hz (or one simulation every 0.001 seconds).		Simulation speeds can vary from 0.25 Hz (or one simulation every 4 seconds) to 1000Hz (or one simulation every 0.001 seconds).
	In addition, you can ask Flowcode to simulate the flowchart at normal speed or as fast as possible. When this happens, Flowcode does not update the variables, call stack and microcontroller views whilst it is running but any external component views do get updated. The normal speed setting allows the simulation to at a good speed yet allowing the graphics to maintain a good refresh speed for animations etc. The as fast as possible speed setting allows the simulation code to run at max speed by backing off the graphics routines to allow for pure number crunching programs to run as fast as it can. ~~Normally the~~ as fast as possible setting should be avoided to allow the panels to react correctly to animations etc.		In addition, you can ask Flowcode to simulate the flowchart at normal speed or as fast as possible. When this happens, Flowcode does not update the variables, call stack and microcontroller views whilst it is running but any external component views do get updated. The normal speed setting allows the simulation to at a good speed yet allowing the graphics to maintain a good refresh speed for animations etc. The as fast as possible speed setting allows the simulation code to run at max speed by backing off the graphics routines to allow for pure number crunching programs to run as fast as it can. The as fast as possible setting should be avoided in most cases to allow the panels to react correctly to animations etc. The default setting for a new program is normal speed.

BenR at 13:17, 11 March 2014

2014-03-11T13:17:33Z

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	Simulation speeds can vary from 0.25 Hz (or one simulation every 4 seconds) to 1000Hz (or one simulation every 0.001 seconds).		Simulation speeds can vary from 0.25 Hz (or one simulation every 4 seconds) to 1000Hz (or one simulation every 0.001 seconds).
	In addition, you can ask Flowcode to simulate the flowchart at normal speed or as fast as possible. When this happens, Flowcode does not update the variables, call stack and microcontroller views whilst it is running but any external component views do get updated. The normal speed setting allows the simulation to ~~run and allows~~ the graphics to ~~keep~~ a good refresh speed for animations etc. The as fast as possible speed setting allows the simulation code to run at max speed by backing off the graphics routines to allow for pure number crunching programs to run as fast as it can. Normally the as fast as possible setting should be avoided to allow the panels to react correctly to animations etc.		In addition, you can ask Flowcode to simulate the flowchart at normal speed or as fast as possible. When this happens, Flowcode does not update the variables, call stack and microcontroller views whilst it is running but any external component views do get updated. The normal speed setting allows the simulation to at a good speed yet allowing the graphics to maintain a good refresh speed for animations etc. The as fast as possible speed setting allows the simulation code to run at max speed by backing off the graphics routines to allow for pure number crunching programs to run as fast as it can. Normally the as fast as possible setting should be avoided to allow the panels to react correctly to animations etc.