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

[quote="Somebody"]There's more to this than the serial-EEPROM trip, so there would be timing considerations later, I'm sure.[/quote]

You can have a 16 byte (or even 32 byte = 1 page on an EEPROM ) buffer if you take the plunge into interrupts (w SX/B and the many examples of serial ISR ASM routines at the forums it's not too hard). The high-level SX/B commands that are affected if you use an ISR are the internally time-dependent code structures, e.g. PAUSE, PAUSEUS, SERIN/SEROUT, PULSIN/PULSOUT, FREQOUT. Any commands that are clocked are unaffected (even if in an interrupt happens in the middle of a SHIFTIN or I2CRECV, it just means the clock pulse might be slightly longer/shorter).

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