At 12.29 2008.05.22, you wrote:
>>This "keep sleeping or wake up" should be entirely decided in the ISR.
>
>It cannot be done like that. The ISR has to set a flag, and then return from 
>interrupt, allowing the main program to run around a loop looking at the 
>flag, to see if anything needs to be done. If nothing is required, then the 
>main program puts the CPU to sleep. The ISR should never be putting the CPU 
>to sleep. 

And I dind't do that. What I am experiencing is that the ISR gets executed,
but the main program remains sleepy. Is it normal?


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