| ??? 10/23/03 21:14 Read: times |
#57140 - Obscure interrupt boundary case |
Hello. I have a timer0 ISR that updates the state of some of the I/O pins and sometimes re-arms the timer and sometimes turns it off.
If the newly-filled timer overflows AGAIN before my ISR exits (some of these time steps are very small), the chip will re-enter the timer0 ISR as soon as it possibly can. I'm very happy about this. Now, what if my the ISR sets TR0=0 and ET0=0 after the timer overflows but before the ISR exits? Will the ISR be re-entered almost immediately? I hope not -- that's why I set ET0=0. :) I've searched through all the documentation that I have and can't find a definitive answer ot this question. Does anybody know? Thanks, - Scott |
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| Obscure interrupt boundary case | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
| RE: Obscure interrupt boundary case | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
RE: Obscure interrupt boundary case | 01/01/70 00:00 |



