On Sat, Jul 11, 2009 at 13:17, Heinz Czychun<hczychun@lks.net> wrote:

>         Tried your suggestion and yes it didn't hurt, but also
> didn't change the situation.

Weird.

A workaround for this is to rewrite your ISR. If you are never going
to use the Timer0-interrupts you could simply ignore them. They will,
in the strange environment of yours, trigger the IF of Timer0. What
you can do in the ISR is clearing T0IF. So, your ISR could be
rewritten to this:

iServ
    movwf   w_temp          ; save off current W register contents
    movf    STATUS,w        ; move status register into W register
    movwf   status_temp     ; save off contents of STATUS register

    bcf     INTCON, T0IF    ; clear Timer0-IF

    btfsc  PIR1,T1IF        ; check Timer1-IF
     goto  ServiceTimer1

    goto  iServ_Exit

You will waste some cycles when Timer0 triggers but in case you cannot
disable T0IE this could be a solution.


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