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− | A nice feature of many ( probably all that you want to use ) PICs is the interrupt feature. This makes some programming tasks much easier, and may make the impossible possible. This article will give some tips on the why and how of using interrupts. Please let me know if you find areas needing improvement, or just make them | + | A nice feature of many ( probably all that you want to use ) PICs is the interrupt feature. This makes some programming tasks much easier, and may make the impossible possible. This article will give some tips on the why and how of using interrupts. Please let me know if you find areas needing improvement, or just make them yourslef. The code here is extracted from real working projects. Normally it has been somewhat simplified, and some of the declarations and setup are not shown. In all cases there are links to the actual project where all the code is, and, as far as we know works. |