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I am using LPC2138, is u32 faster than u8?Posted by Paul on January 5, 2007 I need a fast for loop using i as the counter. Do I need to define it as 4 bytes variable or 1 byte? The counter will never go over 64. So logically u32 is same as u8. But which one is faster? Thanks Paul RE: I am using LPC2138, is u32 faster than u8?Posted by Richard on January 5, 2007 This is not really a FreeRTOS.org question - but yes. u32 is better.
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