Thanks Alan,

I have made a start translating the code i made in C2C
to CC5X. I hope the code is more compact, but if this
is not the case i am more flexible to use another
processor, the aim is to use a 16F628 cause it is pin
compatible to the 16F84.

The design is fixed and i did not know how much code
was necessary.



 --- Alan Gorham <alan@MICROTIMA.CO.UK> wrote: > >This
means that i cannot call any other function
> from
> >the ISR. Right.
>
>
> No. Definitely not!!
>
> If you look at the CC5x manual, there is a small
> section (number 6.3) on
> Interrupts.
>
> It shows the use of a function called by the ISR
> that automatically saves
> the w reg. and the FSR.
>
> I should mention that if you do use the pragma
> directive to locate your ISR
> origin, then you can't
> call functions from the ISR, as you said, but you
> don't need to explicitly
> define the ISR origin in this way.
>
> Have you written any code that I could help with?
>
> Alan
>
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