Re: KHz representation in Linux kernel

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i just think you query about why the "stupid computer" only can
recognize '0' and '1'. ^_^  :)

2009/9/30 Shankar Ganesh <shankarganeshk@xxxxxxxxx>:
> Hi all,
>     In linux kernel, all the places i found ,for ex 32KHz clock is
> represented as 32768 Hz, not as 32 x 1000 Hz .  Could you please help to
> understand why  2 ^ x is used instead of 10 ^ y  ?
>
>
> Regards,
> Shankar
>



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Best Regards
Lin

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