It probably is because your system is not setup to use the standard thread quantum of 100 ms, or it has to do with the implementation and resolution of the high performance counter. It would be best to make sure the Stall function really stalls the amount of us passed as parameter. If your BSPs implementation is faulty, this could cause very bad and strange results!
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It probably is because your system is not setup to use the standard thread quantum of 100 ms, or it has to do with the implementation and resolution of the high performance counter. It would be best to make sure the Stall function really stalls the amount of us passed as parameter. If your BSPs implementation is faulty, this could cause very bad and strange results!