problem using GOSUB under interrupt

[fobya71]

Hello Guys,

It is the first time I post a message here and I hope somebody could give me some suggestion.

Here my problem:

In my PBP program I'm using the ON INTERRUPT statement to activate interrupt.

The interrupt routine is basiccally a decoding routine for a IR wireless communication which grab data from the IR signal and stores them into some variables.
eahc time a correct value is received, it is stored into the variable and the interrupt calls, using GOSUB, a subroutine which reproduce a sound controlling an external chip.

So the problem is here. The audio reproduction routine uses some delay cycles and is wrote under the DISABLE/ENABLE statement, in other words it could not be afected by the interrupts itself.
It is something like this:

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DISABLE
audio out:

HIGH reset
PAUSE 5
LOW reset
PAUSE 10
HIGH data
PAUSE 5
LOW data
data_count=8

next_bit

IF sound_code.0 = 0 then

HIGH data
PAUSEUS 200
LOW data
PAUSEUS 400

ELSE

HIGH data
PAUSEUS 400
LOW data
PAUSEUS 200

ENDIF
sound_code=sound_code>>1
data_count=data_count-1
IF data_count > 0 THEN next_bit
RETURN

ENABLE

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As you can see it produces a timed signal to send to the audio device a serial command.

The problem exactly is:

If I call this sub from the interrupt routine like it is, it didn't make the pauses... if inside the audio_out routine I put a GOSUB which calls a sub which is outside the DISABLE/ENABLE statement, it works. So, to have the pauses working I must do something like this:

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DISABLE
audio out:

GOSUB do_nothing
HIGH reset
PAUSE 5
LOW reset
PAUSE 10
HIGH data
PAUSE 5
LOW data
data_count=8

next_bit

IF sound_code.0 = 0 then

HIGH data
PAUSEUS 200
LOW data
PAUSEUS 400

ELSE

HIGH data
PAUSEUS 400
LOW data
PAUSEUS 200

ENDIF
sound_code=sound_code>>1
data_count=data_count-1
IF data_count > 0 THEN next_bit
RETURN

ENABLE

do_nothing:
RETURN

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In the reality the pauses are made by a ASM delay routine but the problem is present also if I use the PAUSEUS and PAUSE statement.

Any idea?

Thks in advance