/* 
   Precise Delay Functions 
   V 0.5, Martin Thomas, 9/2004
   
   In the original Code from Peter Dannegger a timer-interrupt
   driven "timebase" has been used for precise One-Wire-Delays.
   My loop-approach is less elegant but may be more usable 
   as library-function. Since it's not "timer-dependent"
   See also delay.h.
   
   Inspired by the avr-libc's loop-code
*/

#include <avr/io.h>
#include <avr/io.h>
//#include <avr/timer.h>
#include <inttypes.h>

#include "delay.h"

void delayloop32(uint32_t loops) 
{
  __asm__ volatile ( "cp  %A0,__zero_reg__ \n\t"  \
                     "cpc %B0,__zero_reg__ \n\t"  \
                     "cpc %C0,__zero_reg__ \n\t"  \
                     "cpc %D0,__zero_reg__ \n\t"  \
                     "breq L_Exit_%=       \n\t"  \
                     "L_LOOP_%=:           \n\t"  \
                     "subi %A0,1           \n\t"  \
                     "sbci %B0,0           \n\t"  \
                     "sbci %C0,0           \n\t"  \
                     "sbci %D0,0           \n\t"  \
                     "brne L_LOOP_%=            \n\t"  \
                     "L_Exit_%=:           \n\t"  \
                     : "=w" (loops)              \
					 : "0"  (loops)              \
                   );                             \
    
	return;
}
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#define COUNT_FOR_1US 2

void delay1(u16 count)
{
	count *= (COUNT_FOR_1US);
	while (count-- != 0);
}
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//void delay1us(volatile u08 delay, u08 count)
//{
//	timer0_source(CK);
	//while (count-- !=0)
	//{
		//timer0_start();
		//while (inb(TCNT0) < delay);
//
	//}
//}
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------