Need help with interrupt

[HankMcSpank]

so you need two buttons to generate an interrupt?

I've just been through all this pain & rx'ed a lot of help on my recent thread...

http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=13558

To summarise....you can have two switches connected to just the one PIC 'INT' pin - but you'll need to connect some diodes if going that way (I posted a schematic on the above thread).
Else, as Bruce kindly informed me on that very thread, you can use Interrupt on Change...which was a little more involved (but not a whole lot more)...& which doesn't need diodes & gives you a whole lot more options wrt which PIC pins you can connect your switches to.

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so you need two buttons to generate an interrupt?

I've just been through all this pain & rx'ed a lot of help on my recent thread...

http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=13558

To summarise....you can have two switches connected to just the one PIC 'INT' pin - but you'll need to connect some diodes if going that way (I posted a schematic on the above thread).
Else, as Bruce kindly informed me on that very thread, you can use Interrupt on Change...which was a little more involved (but not a whole lot more)...& which doesn't need diodes & gives you a whole lot more options wrt which PIC pins you can connect your switches to.

Thanks guys for the support, I will explore more on this when I get home...