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Hello everybody

I have implemented a FIR filter in assembler code. I want to do a
reliable clock cycle count for the FIR filter. I have placed
breakpoints in the beginning of the asm-function and in the end of the
function and I am then monitoring the clock in "profiler" to see how
many clock cycles the FIR filter takes. Is this a reliable way of
measuring the clock cycles for a function? or should I do it some
other way?

Thanks in advance :o)




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