Greeting:

I need to convert my 16C84 RS232 code to interrupt based.  If I set it up on
say RB0 and use the state change interrupt, how do I keep the next bit from
causing another interrupt?  As I've shown below?

Also, can someone recommend the best config to use to have rs232 generate an
interupt?  Is it better to use INT/RB0 and configure it for the proper
rise/fall or is it better to use  Port RB/RBIE interupt and trigger on change?

I thought it would go something like this:

1.RS2332 signal causes change on pin which causes interrupt and program goes to
interupt vector
2.service interupt by:
3.save whats necessary
4.wait a little, and verify the change did occur (rough debounce)
5.if it did go on, otherwise restore, return
6.TURN OFF INTERUPTS??  To keep next bit from triggering interupt
7.recieve my start, 8, and stop bits
8.shift what I got into a buffer
9.wait an appropriate amount to see if I have anymore consecutive bytes coming
10.if not,
11.turn interupts back on
12. restore configuration to saved values
12. return to what it was doing.

This is my first interrupt code so I'm not real comfortable with it yet.  Can
someone tell me if the above flow looks right?

As always, Thanks VERY much in advance.

Scott Horton