> I am fairly new to PICs but have undertaken a project using a
PIC16F877.  I am programming in C and using the CCs compiler.  I have
managed to get my A/D working and to output data on an LCD screen.
However my next step in the evolution of my PIC is to use interrupts,
just write a single program for one interrupt.  Does anyone have any
idea where I should atart.  I have read the example program in the CCS
manual without success.
>

Make a new CCS project using their new project wizard. Pick one single
interrupt to use, the timer 0 one is as good as any, and look at the
code it generates. Add something simple in the interrupt code such as
incrementing a variable. Create a loop in main() that does nothing
something like...

main()
{
loop:
    goto loop;
}

Then watch it run as you step through (or animate) in MPLAB you should
be able to see what's going on.

Tim

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