??? 10/28/04 13:37 Read: times |
#79937 - RE: Prog.CounterArray irq problem Responding to: ???'s previous message |
hi,
"CH/CL becomes more than CCAP30L/H, but irq subroutine doesn't starts" A compare interrupt was always generated on equal not on less or above. Here we talk about two different things: - interrupt request which is generated when the match occurs; - ISR execution which is possible at the corresponded conditions. Original poster should post his code or provide more details. At least, I cannot understand the problem yet. Regards, Oleg |
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