Apr 25, 2024 #1 C coshy Member level 4 Joined Mar 28, 2016 Messages 71 Helped 0 Reputation 0 Reaction score 1 Trophy points 1,288 Activity points 1,768 When I check the Tarmac, tarmac time format is tic. Is there a way to make it <time> <scale> format, ex. 12340 ns, same as RTL? Last edited: Apr 26, 2024
When I check the Tarmac, tarmac time format is tic. Is there a way to make it <time> <scale> format, ex. 12340 ns, same as RTL?
Apr 30, 2024 #2 A aliarifat794 Member level 1 Joined Apr 26, 2024 Messages 34 Helped 0 Reputation 0 Reaction score 6 Trophy points 8 Activity points 173 coshy said: When I check the Tarmac, tarmac time format is tic. Is there a way to make it <time> <scale> format, ex. 12340 ns, same as RTL? Click to expand... You can convert the tic format to the <time> <scale> format, such as nanoseconds (ns). For example, if the CPU clock tick frequency is 100 MHz (100,000,000 ticks per second), and you have a tic value of 12340, the conversion would be: nanoseconds=12340/100,000,000=0.0001234 seconds = 12340 nanoseconds So, in the <time> <scale> format, 12340 tic would be equivalent to 12340 nanoseconds. Upvote 0 Downvote
coshy said: When I check the Tarmac, tarmac time format is tic. Is there a way to make it <time> <scale> format, ex. 12340 ns, same as RTL? Click to expand... You can convert the tic format to the <time> <scale> format, such as nanoseconds (ns). For example, if the CPU clock tick frequency is 100 MHz (100,000,000 ticks per second), and you have a tic value of 12340, the conversion would be: nanoseconds=12340/100,000,000=0.0001234 seconds = 12340 nanoseconds So, in the <time> <scale> format, 12340 tic would be equivalent to 12340 nanoseconds.