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Re: Splitting 32 bit data into 8 and 25 bits for computing coincidence logic

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Hi Ee Lim,

 

Altenbachs suggestions is still more efficient!

Simple boolean commands and logical shifts are handled in a processor much faster than "complicated" math like division (as Q&R is a division operation). When you have the FPGA toolkit available you can easily check that by comparing the resources needed for Altenbachs solution and your Q&R approach…

 

I admit that using a single Q&R function on a standard PC will not hurt performance, but even there Altenbach's approach may be faster when it comes to analyzing big data chunks…


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