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Pretty new to ASM, why does NOP take 4 cycles? What about other instructions? : r/ReverseEngineering
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How to use inline assembly (asm) in my Arduino code (C#) to create a delay, preferably equivalent to about 'delay (1000);', and yes, I know I could just use the delay function
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