In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, Mag748 wrote:

Hmm, ok. I was afraid of that. The ISR I have now is all assembly, as you can imagine, and I have almost no clue how it works. I understand that it constantly looks at a pin and detects whether it is high or low, and when it detects a change, it records a new bit to a buffer, which eventually becomes a new byte in an 'incoming message stack' or something. I would have no way of figuring out how to reverse this process. Do you have any sample programs or resources that you know of?
Thank you very much,
Not at least I know it is very possible.
-Marcus

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