@John - I'm happy to compile whatever you need. The links in my last post should help. I think the code should compile under the free version, or you can activate a free 60 day trial of the pro version very easily (no registration hassles).

The pro version compiles a hex that uses 20% of the RAM and 41% of the memory. The free version uses 22% and 46%. Not a very big difference. I've tested the timings with the pro version and I can't know for sure if the free version will be exactly the same, but I don't see how it could be much different.


@Gompy - I'd be happy to write a function for that if you'd like. The reason I don't have any compiled versions is because I don't really know what settings to use and haven't tried the program on any engines to actually tune the settings. I tried to make everything as simple as possible, but some settings will depend on the application or need some general know-how to choose.

Check out the code and spreadsheet file. Design an advance curve and pick out some settings you want for the rest of the options. I'm happy to compile and test setups in the simulator. If anyone wants me to compile and check out their settings on the simulator at a certain RPM that is no problem. Just post or send me the code/settings and the RPM you want tested and I can easily produce a simulated O-scope image for you.


-Jake

P.S. My email is listed at the top of the source code. Anyone I forgot to mention in the credits, please email me. This code is free for personal use and limited commercial use. If you want to actually sell a product containing the code or a derivitave work of the code please email me, commercial licensing will be very reasonable.<br type="_moz" />