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    Hi Darrel,

    thanks for your help on this one - it really had me stumped!

    There's no need to DISABLE/ENABLE inside the handler. An interrupt source can't interrupt itself like it would in ON INTERRUPT.
    Cool - I didn't realise that!


    But I think what's happening is that the handler is being called multiple times before the rest of the program see's the data.

    As a test, try something like this ...
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    hserin 100,timeout [databyte(1), databyte(2)]
    @   INT_DISABLE  RX_INT                                ; Disable RX Interrupt 
    @   INT_RETURN
    This should return the first 2 bytes then disable the RX_INT.
    The USART will overflow and stop working after that unless it is re-enabled quickly.
    I have tried what you asked me to above and it works every time! I've got it capturing all the bytes now by:
    Code:
    hserin 100,timeout, [databyte(0), databyte(0), databyte(1), databyte(2), databyte(3), databyte(4), databyte(5)]
    @   INT_DISABLE  RX_INT
    (the duplicate; databyte(0), databyte(0), just removes the $FD as I don't need it)


    I'm not saying this is the way to properly receive data in an interrupt.
    It's just a test to help understand what's going wrong.
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    I'm now trying to re-enable the interrupt at some point after the data has been read by the rest of the program but it's not working at the moment. I will keep trying and update this thread later.

    Cheers to all

    Rob

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    Right, I was definitely being stupid!

    There were actually 8 bytes of data being sent (the colons aren't sent nor are the spaces or slashes);

    $FD SS:MM:HH DD/MM/YYYY

    This meant that RCIF was being set again by the extra YY before I was doing anything with the data in my program. Thanks very much Darrel, I wouldn't have found this if you hadn't pointed me in the right direction.


    Darrel, this is for a small project for my work and I was wondering if you would allow me to include your code in the finished item please? I know you've said to people in the past that they could but I thought I had better ask out of courtesy. I know you say keep the internet free, but obviously hosting your webpage costs YOU money so I wondered if you had anywhere to donate to help with these costs? I can't find anywhere on your webpage.

    Cheers

    Rob

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    Of course, you can use it to your hearts content.

    The only thing I ask of anyone is....
    "Don't remove my name and act like you wrote it."

    Not saying you would, that's just my only rule.<hr>
    Thank you for the offer of donation.

    I really don't need the money, but if you wanted to make me feel like my program was worth it ...
    Find you're local school for blind children. Every city has at least one.
    Toss them a few bucks. Doesn't have to be alot.

    Show me the receipt, and I'll rewrite your program for you, because it's still got some problems to be worked out in that RX handler.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Darrel Taylor View Post
    Of course, you can use it to your hearts content.

    The only thing I ask of anyone is....
    "Don't remove my name and act like you wrote it."
    Thanks very much! Rest assured - I won't remove your name from it - you deserve massive credit for the hard work you've put into it!


    I really don't need the money, but if you wanted to make me feel like my program was worth it ...
    Find you're local school for blind children. Every city has at least one.
    Toss them a few bucks. Doesn't have to be alot.

    Show me the receipt, and I'll rewrite your program for you, because it's still got some problems to be worked out in that RX handler.
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    I REALLY WILL have a look for our local school for blind children (not because I want you to re-write my program though!).

    Thanks again

    Rob

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    That has to be one of the most kind hearted things I've heard in a long time. Just confirms what I've always thought you were like Darrel..;o}

    I will make an offer here too since kids are my favorite people. Fax or email me a copy of this, along with proof-of-purchase for PBP (gotta do the distributor thing you know), and I'll make sure you receive the next 2 new releases of PBP on CD free of charge.

    Just let me know which new version you want, and it's on the way..;o}

    P.S. Darrel will also get 2 new releases.
    Last edited by Bruce; - 11th March 2008 at 21:45.
    Regards,

    -Bruce
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    Default Oh, and Bruce up's the ante.

    Hmmm, the Taylor Reynolds 3rd party charity foundation.

    Kind of a ring to it.

    If only it would work.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bruce View Post
    That has to be one of the most kind hearted things I've heard in a long time. Just confirms what I've always thought you were like Darrel..;o}

    I will make an offer here too since kids are my favorite people. Fax or email me a copy of this, along with proof-of-purchase for PBP (gotta do the distributor thing you know), and I'll make sure you receive the next 2 new releases of PBP on CD free of charge.

    Just let me know which new version you want, and it's on the way..;o}

    P.S. Darrel will also get 2 new releases.
    Hi Bruce,

    That's an extremely generous offer from you. I have donated to the Royal London Society for the Blind (RLSB).

    I only donated £20.00 but if this is enough for you to do a single release of PBP upgrade then I'd like you to give it to Darrel please - I will send you the email receipt for this to the email on your signature.

    You've also earned Mecanique some money today as I thought while I've got my wallet out it's about time that I bought a copy of PBP for myself - now I can use it at home as well as at work! (I don't think my wife will like you for that though!) I can't wait to do all the little projects that I've been promising myself that I will do at home!

    Rob

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    That's hilarious.

    Might have worked better if you bought PBP from Bruce, instead of Mecanique.
    But, that wasn't the point of the exercise.

    And, the main point was executed (minus receipt) so you qualify for a rewrite from me, or simply more help if you prefer.

    Thanks for the donation!

    Best regards,
    Darrel

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    That's an extremely generous offer from you.
    I think generosity is all over the place in this thread, and for sure not just from me.

    What goes around, comes around. If you can help someone, just do it. It all comes right
    back to you at some point.

    I still think Darrel has the hard part, (since now he's writing code for you that's guaranteed
    to work) but he's got the next 2 PBP upgrades coming gratis for the effort. Thanks to you.

    If it helped make a sale for Dave at Mecanique, I couldn't be happier. Dave has done a
    lot over the years for PBP users with MCS and MCS+, and he well deserves it. And
    you probably saved a £ or 2 on shipping charges..;o}

    I only donated £20.00
    It's not the amount that matters. It's the fact that you did it willingly, and cared enough to
    do it.

    In my book, this worked out to be a win-win situation for everyone invloved, and was well
    worth the minimal effort.

    And now we have yet another registered PBP user (insert Darrels' WOOHOO graphic
    here)..;o}
    Regards,

    -Bruce
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