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So, all my guesses are, that something is wrong with t= he power supply (no joke sherlock) but if somebody could explain to me what= this error is (what is the PRSC module and the router register) and could = suggest any solutions (even the one mentioned or others) to solve this prob= lem i would be grateful.

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Compilation= will work up to and including 69 lines - the 70th line will then result in= a bad register code error. Background: I'm using Python to grab data from = an Excel sheet and generate a .tex file containing the required lines of ta= ble content. This works up to a certain number of lines. After that, I'll e= nd with the bad register code. The (apart from the column separators simila= r) code outside of the longtblr environment will work fine. I guess that so= me kind of counter overflows? Your help is very much appreciated.

I'm developping a software where some timers are tot= ally configured through STM32CubeIDE and others totally configured through = registers. I'm getting errors concerning the register configured timers. He= re is an example :

and rand() is a function= returning an random integer between 800 and 1800, but it didn't work becau= se the autoreload register remained with the first value generated by rand(= ) and didn't consider the following values generated by rand()

The solution seemed to work for a moment (like 30 sec) = but then for an unknown reason the autoreload register diverged and contain= ed the value 65536 whereas the rand() function returns values ranging from = 800 to 1800. To overcome the problem I enabled the autoreload preload regis= ter, but it changed nothing

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I am learning/re-learning C, and I've learnt about the register k= eyword. On many websites, people said it is recommended to not be used, or = even useless. The book I am using says it is useful in for-loops, then I tr= ied without the keyword:

Using an undefined= behavior with no optimizations means that GCC can produce a completely dif= ferent assembly even for small, apparently insignificant, modifications.

register is such insignificant modification since it's a= n historical micro-optimization that GCC doesn't honor anymore (apparently)= .

Quoting the GNU C Manual Reference:

So register does indeed makes your code faster. You can see= , on the left, that without it (at -O0 optimization level) GCC generated ad= d [rbp+count], 1 (this is a 32-bit increment, IDA doesn't show that) while = with the register modifier add ebx, 1 was generated.

T= he 5x slow-down seems to match the store-load forwarding latency.

Note however that GCC may move count to a register o= r in memory at its will (unless maybe with volatile), this can happen if yo= u change int to unsigned int or to unsigned long long or if too many other = local variables are in use or with any other compiler switch (like specific= optimizations).

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