I am using the PIC16C74 and the CCS C compiler to write my code.  I am
trying to use 2 interrupt service routines to do everything I need done
and for the PIC to sleep the rest of the time.  I am using a timer and a
change on port B interrupt.  The problem I am having is that the CCS
compiler does not allow calls to functions in ISR's, all functions must
be compiled "inline" but this uses up too much code space.  My idea was
to wake from sleep, set a global variable in the ISR, then when the ISR
finishes, check that global variable in the main section of my code.
After an ISR that woke the processor from sleep finishes, what will the
processor do next?  Will it continue from right after the sleep command
was executed?  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  Please respond
directly to me as I only get the digest form once a day.

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Steven Katz             Electronics Engineer
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