??? 02/08/05 14:48 Read: times |
#86919 - Read carefully Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Erik Malund said:
"If you disable an interrupt it will happen when you re-enable it (except level ints)" Ian Bell said:
Nope, only if the event has already happened. If not, it will happen when the event occurs, not at a time you choose. Erik Malund said:
with the exception of level interrupts all "interrupt capable events" set a bit when the event happen. If, at that time, (the) interrupt(s) is/are not enabled the fact that the bit is set will cause an interrupt at the moment it/they is/are enabled. Which is what 'only if the event has already happened' means. Ian |