DT-INTS and SSP1_INT

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  1. - 24th April 2015, 00:18 #1
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    Registers not defined right?

    SSP is on my ToDo list, never tried that.

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    I assume the registers are set correctly since the MSSP modules work correctly with GOSUB's. I can't figure this problem out. It's a stumper.
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    Some pins are shared with other features. Seeing code would help.
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