> how do I get a clock rate of 8 MHz if I can't set the ticks of the SCTL.
Actually, for 8MHz, using an SCTL isn't needed for its timing benefits but
could still save slices. The example you posted changed every tick, an
application which should use an SCTL.
I would still put the code that reads and writes data in the same frame as
the code that toggles the clock so you don't have to poll for the clock
phase.
>Could you give me please a short example how you work with more than one
>SCTL?
Working with more than one SCTL isn't much different than using multiple
while loops. But there are restrictions on what can go in an SCTL. And, as
I mentioned previously, if you use a digital I/O in an SCTL all other uses
of that same pointname have to be in an SCTL. If you do something that
isn't allowed you'll find out when you try to compile. Unfortunately, as
you've already found out, the error messages don't mean anything to us
users. I've had to guess and re-read the manual several times to work out
compile errors..
