Phillip wrote:

> But I did not want to nest my low priority interupts (at least I don't
> think I do) 

The whole point of using two interrupt priorities is nesting them. If you
don't want the high prio ints interrupting the low prio ints, there's not
really a point in having high and low prio ints. That's then maybe just an
additional unnecessary complication -- something you don't seem to need
right now :)

Gerhard

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