| ??? 12/07/09 13:50 Read: times |
#171503 - "I do not have any timer interrupts left." Responding to: ???'s previous message |
"I do not have any timer interrupts left."
The way we dealt with this was to have the timer interrupt decrement counters, and the main loop would watch the counters and launch the appropriate function when its counter reached 00. We also used -1 (0xFF or 0xFFFF) as an idle state -- if the counter value was -1, it was not decremented. --Rich |
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