| ??? 02/12/02 10:57 Read: times |
#19691 - RE: Understanding Serial Interrupt code |
George,
I think that the block with stars simply reads a byte from external memory (or maybe some kind of peripheral). It modifies P2 port (inc P2) before reading, so defining the 8 most significant bits of the external address bus. And then left P2 unchanged (dec P2). The block is executed with all interrupts inhibited (clr EA, ..., setb EA). A deeper analysis requires a further knowledge about the HW. Regards, Alfredo del Río. |
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