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Jep, that might be it, thanks for clearing that! However I don't know to execute code from SRAM, so I'll just work with an external SRAM. But thanks anyway.

So I did, writing 32 words (full buffer) takes 1 ms! As I expected this doesn't help a thing. Help!

Will try, but how will writing 32 words be faster then 2?

I'm not using the whole buffer, but I've got it set up so that 2 words (or 4 samples) are programmed at a time (see first post); The problem I'm having is that, even with the adjusted one I posted in my previous post, FlashProgram() still takes >50µs. In this time TMR interrupt gets skipped and so I still have to wait for it to finish...

As you can see, I have just commented out the while loops waiting for the flash being programmed. long FlashProgram(unsigned long *pulData, unsigned long ulAddress, unsigned long ulCount) { // // Check the arguments. // ASSERT(!(ulAddress & 3)); ASSERT(!(ulCount & 3)); // // Clear the flash access and error interrupts. // HWREG(FLASH_FCMISC) = (FLASH_FCMISC_AMISC | FLASH_FCMISC_VOLTMISC | FLASH_FCMISC_INVDMISC | FLASH_FCMISC_PROGMISC); // // See if this device has a write buffer. // if(HWREG

Ok, But is it possible to 'do' something, continue with the program, while flash is being written, or do you just have to wait for it?

Hi, I'm using the Stellaris Launchpad as part of sequencer/sampler musical instrument that I'm working on right now. I use the internal flash to record and store a couple of short 1-sec clips of audio, sampled at 21kHz - 12 bit. With the FlashProgram() function of the peripheral driver library, I store two words or four samples consecutively, so: record 4 samples - write to flash - record 4 samples - write to flash - etc. The recording happens on a timer interrupt, however the program skips an interrupt every 4 times, exactly when FlashProgram() is doing its thing. So I dove in the FlashProg

Yes, I can confirm, that is possible.