The following is from my PIC16F877 program - don't know if the interrupt
handling is similar to a PIC17C756, but this is how I check for multiple
interrupts in C. Maybe it will help you.

// **************************************************
// Function Name: OneMsecInterrupt
//
// Description: The value of RELOADTIMER has been set so that
//              when timer0 or timer1 overflow, it equals 1msec
//
// Inputs: none
//
// Outputs: none
//
void interrupt
OneMsecInterrupt(void)
{
    if (tmr1if) {
        tmr1if = 0;             // clear tmr1 overflow interrupt flag bit

        // do other stuff here
    }

    if (tmr0if) {
        tmr0if = 0;             // clear tmr0 overflow interrupt flag bit

        // do other stuff here
    }

} // end of OneMsecInterrupt()


-----Original Message-----
From: David Huisman [mailto:david.huisman@ADVMININGTECH.COM.AU]
Sent: Monday, November 13, 2000 5:32 PM
To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject: [PIC]:17C756 Interrupt handling


Anyone have some sample C code showing how the multiple interrupts are
handled in the PIC17C756A ?
TIA

Regards
David Huisman

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