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Subject:      millisecond timer

Does anyone have some source for using the xbtimer function of the MFP.
We are trying to get the time in milliseconds, and the event_timer call doesn't
seem to be doing the right job.  Is there someway to do our own math to get
millisecond timing?  Say polling the clock?

mike