Safely getting out of an interrupt

[MOUNTAIN747]

richard,
OK, so after I’ve thought about this perhaps its not my program that would have a problem but DT’s interrupt. If it acts as a special gosub then there may be some return address and flags that have to be taken care of. Is that correct? If so, how do you get out of it without using INT_RETURN?

[richard]

If so, how do you get out of it without using INT_RETURN?

it can't be done any other way except with a reset

[mpgmike]

I believe you would have to POP the Stack, which is to remove the Saved Address the Interrupt was called from. Otherwise you'll eventually get Stack Overflow. If you only need that INT once after start-up, may not be an issue.

[MOUNTAIN747]

thanks for all the input. I've go to chew on this a while. perhaps DT_Handler macro may give some clues as to what would be required.
Wayne

[richard]

imagine driving down the road when ----
"there's a Howard Johnsons! want to eat some clams?" (an interrupt occured new direction required)
you turn the stering wheel to head towards the Howard Johnsons (the act of turning the wheel is the interrupt service) when the new direction is established you release the steering wheel car heads to the Howard Johnsons .
your holding the steering wheel on full lock and asking how can i straighten up without letting the steering wheel return to normal
its not goint to happen
apologies to frank zappa (billie the mountain)

[MOUNTAIN747]

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