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<description>A dedicated performance counter mainly for micro-controllers. For Cortex-M processors, the SysTick will be used by default. The `perf_counter` shares the SysTick with users' original SysTick function(s) without interfering with it. This library will bring new functionalities, such as performance counter,` perfc_delay_us`, `perfc_delay_ms` and `clock()` service defined in `time.h`. A dedicated template is provided to port the perf_counter to different architectures or using a different Timer instead of SysTick in Cortex-M processors.</description>
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<description>A dedicated performance counter mainly for micro-controllers. For Cortex-M processors, the `perf_counter` uses the SysTick by default. It shares the SysTick with users' original SysTick functions without interfering with them. This library brings new functionalities, such as performance counter, `perfc_delay_us()`, `perfc_delay_ms()` and implements `clock()` defined in `time.h`. It provides a template for porting the `perf_counter` to different architectures or using a different Timer instead of SysTick in Cortex-M processors.</description>
<description>A dedicated performance counter mainly for micro-controllers. For Cortex-M processors, the SysTick will be used by default. The `perf_counter` shares the SysTick with users' original SysTick function(s) without interfering with it. This library will bring new functionalities, such as performance counter,` perfc_delay_us`, `perfc_delay_ms` and `clock()` service defined in `time.h`. A dedicated template is provided to port the perf_counter to different architectures or using a different Timer instead of SysTick in Cortex-M processors.</description>
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<description>A dedicated performance counter mainly for micro-controllers. For Cortex-M processors, the `perf_counter` uses the SysTick by default. It shares the SysTick with users' original SysTick functions without interfering with them. This library brings new functionalities, such as performance counter, `perfc_delay_us()`, `perfc_delay_ms()` and implements `clock()` defined in `time.h`. It provides a template for porting the `perf_counter` to different architectures or using a different Timer instead of SysTick in Cortex-M processors.</description>
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