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hi,
I'm using mikroC pro for PIC v5.3 and I was wondering how many clock cycles does the if condition take?
 

it depends on "If" condition. if your condition need some calculation, the needed clock cycle will be more than a simple decision.
for example, processing of "if((X/Y)>=45.678)" need more clock than "if(PORTA.B3)".

if you want to know exact values, you can see "Listing" (view>Listing). in listing file you can see all of the C statements and their corresponding assembly instruction.
 
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it depends on "If" condition. if your condition need some calculation, the needed clock cycle will be more than a simple decision.
for example, processing of "if((X/Y)>=45.678)" need more clock than "if(PORTA.B3)".

if you want to know exact values, you can see "Listing" (view>Listing). in listing file you can see all of the C statements and their corresponding assembly instruction.

yes that helped, thanks a lot...
 

You can also see the time. Build the code. Then, in the "Run" menu, click "Start Debugger". Step over to the line before the if condition. Reset the stopwatch. Then step over to the line after the condition ends. You will see the time listed.

Hope this helps.
Tahmid.
 
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You can also see the time. Build the code. Then, in the "Run" menu, click "Start Debugger". Step over to the line before the if condition. Reset the stopwatch. Then step over to the line after the condition ends. You will see the time listed.

Hope this helps.
Tahmid.

thanks a lot mate
 

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