Linear execution test of HyperRAM interface #441
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Add a new test that both checks and measures the performance of executing a linear sequence of repeated instructions from the HyperRAM. This is perhaps more relevant for most current uses of the HyperRAM because it is largely intended to be used for additional code rather than loading/storing data.
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One question but otherwise looks good to me.
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Add a new test that both checks and measures the performance of executing a linear sequence of repeated instructions from the HyperRAM.
This is perhaps more relevant for most current uses of the HyperRAM because it is largely intended to be used for additional code rather than loading/storing data.