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- 11th October 2009, 06:20
Hi Everyone,
I am having difficulties with INT_interrupt. I am using Darrel Taylor Instant interrupt system. I found that very often you can use assembly level interrupts while still using Basic language statements. It makes the program smaller and works faster. I used this technique on 16F877a. But I found that the chip is very bulky if you want to make simple project so I moved on to 12F683 and 16F684. The problem is that once the program enters interrupt handler it doesn’t return to the main program anymore but still responds to the INT_interrupt. So in other words it returns somewhere but not to the main program. I found two decisions to the problem one is to add DEBUG " " before @INT_RETURN and the other is to use PBP level interrupts and include "ReEnterPBP.bas". If someone came across the same problem can you please share your experience. Thanks in advance.
I am having difficulties with INT_interrupt. I am using Darrel Taylor Instant interrupt system. I found that very often you can use assembly level interrupts while still using Basic language statements. It makes the program smaller and works faster. I used this technique on 16F877a. But I found that the chip is very bulky if you want to make simple project so I moved on to 12F683 and 16F684. The problem is that once the program enters interrupt handler it doesn’t return to the main program anymore but still responds to the INT_interrupt. So in other words it returns somewhere but not to the main program. I found two decisions to the problem one is to add DEBUG " " before @INT_RETURN and the other is to use PBP level interrupts and include "ReEnterPBP.bas". If someone came across the same problem can you please share your experience. Thanks in advance.