Instant Interrupts - Revisited

[sougata]

Skimask pointed this out

http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...0058#post60058


BTW I would encourage everybody to have a look at DT's codes and try to figure out the amount of hard work and pure AI (I beleive he is an android built by microchip using surplus production ) he has put in.

Meant to make our life easy and enlighten us, the mere mortals on PIC and PBP.

[alanmcf]

Sougata is right, and yes, Darrel, I am not worthy. Arthur C. Clarke said that any sufficiently advanced technology would be indistinguishable from magic; Instant Interrupts is magic, and Darrel is the resident magician.

Thanks so much for creating it!

[Darrel Taylor]

And Helen Keller said ...

"Life is a succession of lessons which must be lived to be understood."

Until you've had the problem, you won't know about them.

Keep having problems.

[alegazzi]

Hi Darrel, sorry my english.

I need help for this message:

Message[301] c:\..........asm 3074:MESSAGETemp variables exceeding T7)

Tks.

[Darrel Taylor]

When you have Complex formulas, or very Long IF/THEN comparisons, the PBP compiler generates additional (T)emporary System variables to keep track of the intermediate results.

If those formulas are in the Interrupt Handler, it can cause big problems. But, if they are ONLY in the main program, they will NOT be a problem.

There's no way for DT_INTS to know if they are in the Handler or the Main program, so it gives a Warning (message) to let you know to look and verify that they are NOT in the handlers.

After you have VERIFIED that the formulas are NOT in the handlers. You can add this define to stop the Warning.

DEFINE  NO_T7_WARNING 1

hth,