| ??? 06/27/01 01:29 Read: times |
#12817 - RE: Function called from timer interupt |
I am agree with San. If the interrupt has the higher order it cannot be
interrupted. No matter if you call a function ( or more than one) until the instruction RETI is not execute at the end of the timer interrupt you can be sure that no other interrupt will be handle. Also is very important what San state about interrupt latency. Just to know Donatas, what are you measuring? Good luck Daniel |
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