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I found that if you write less than 1 in argument (for example delayMicroseconds(0.1);) you get maximum function delay (16383us). Thats not a real bug, but took some time to find out why my loop speed was too slow, so it should be mentioned in arduino website, reference page.
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delayMicroseconds only accepts integer numbers, so you can't really pass it a float like 0.1 as a value. However, I suspect the compiler automatically rounds 0.1 to 0, which triggers the bug from #1121. So fixing that bug should also fix this.
I found that if you write less than 1 in argument (for example delayMicroseconds(0.1);) you get maximum function delay (16383us). Thats not a real bug, but took some time to find out why my loop speed was too slow, so it should be mentioned in arduino website, reference page.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: