-=> Quoting MIKE ROSS to Leonard Erickson <=-

 MR> "Leonard Erickson" wrote to "Jasen Betts" (12
Jun 03  02:37:08)
 MR> --- on the topic of "FSM"
 
 LE> I wound up writing a generic "delay" routine that you fed the delay
 LE> time and it checked to see if the end of the period was past midnight
 LE> and if so adjusted things accordingly. Ugly, but necessary.

 MR> One solution is to simply check if the TIMER seconds changed and just
 MR> increment a counter. It's a little choppy if one needs fine resolution
 MR> but it sidesteps the midnight problem. Otherwise one might use the
 MR> number of seconds in a day idea i.e. 86400 seconds / 24 hours:

I used the timer tick counter in segment 0040. Add the required number
of ticks to it to get the end time and if it was past the maximum
(midnight) value, subtract that value and set a flag so that the code
knows to ignore values much greater than the target. 

Then just compare the stop count to the target count every time through
the loop.


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