And while you are at it - take a look at Darrel Taylor's Instant Interrupts. They are almost as easy to use as ONINT-GOTO, and they have a lot of advantages -they can't be blocked, the code generated is smaller, the int latency is less...
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And while you are at it - take a look at Darrel Taylor's Instant Interrupts. They are almost as easy to use as ONINT-GOTO, and they have a lot of advantages -they can't be blocked, the code generated is smaller, the int latency is less...
Charles Linquist
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Charles,And while you are at it - take a look at Darrel Taylor's Instant Interrupts. They are almost as easy to use as ONINT-GOTO, and they have a lot of advantages -they can't be blocked, the code generated is smaller, the int latency is less...
What do you mean by "they can't be blocked"? How much smaller is the code generated?
Robert
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Yeah, I saw a bit... I will investigate more if they could be easily applied to my program.Originally Posted by Charles Linquis
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tried Taylor's int managment. It doesn't work... gives those error on PicBasic Pro / MicroCodeStudio+:
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Are you using MPASM as the assembler? You have to if you're going to use DT-INTS.
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yes I use Mpasm
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OK, did you also include ReEnterPBP-14.bas or ReEnterPBP-18.bas depending on what type of chip you're using? Which chip are you using by the way?
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I'm using 18f2525 and yes, I also put the INCLUDE "ReEnterPBP-18.bas"...
Which version of MPASMWIN is better?
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