On Sat, Dec 6, 2008 at 11:28 AM, Byron Jeff <byronjeff@clayton.edu> wrote:
> The PIC is set up so that if interrupts are disabled and an interruptable
> event occurs during SLEEP, then the PIC wakes up and resumes right after
> the SLEEP. So it isn't an interrupt, because an interrupt service routine
> isn't called, but it serves the purpose of putting the processor to SLEEP
> and making sure that it wakes up at the appropriate time.
>
> You snipped the relevant part of the code above where the  next step was to
> put the processor to sleep.
>
> BAJ

So all I have to do is disable interrupts and put it to sleep and it
will wake up when an input port changes?


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