Isaac Marino Bavaresco <isaacbavaresco <at> yahoo.com.br> writes:

> 1) "DISI" is a PIC24 and dsPIC instruction;
> 2) PIC24 and dsPICs don't have an "INTCON" register (they have INTCON1
> and INTCON2) nor a "GIE" bit.
> The closer to a "GIE" bit is the IPL0-IPL2 field in the "SR" register
> (there's an IPL3 bit also in the "CORCON" register). When the field has
> value 7 or greater all the user interrupts are disabled;
> 3) "DISI" disables the interrupts for a number of instruction cycles
> only (16384 in that case).
>=20
> Isaac

Thanks for clarification, Isaac and several other people who replied.  I ha=
ve
not moved to PIC24 or dsPICs yet, there was no need and I have decent suppl=
y of
16F and 18F parts :-).=20
I am pretty sure that there are similarly simple 'C' instructions to access=
 SR
and CORCON registers in PIC24/dsPIC.=20
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Sergey
http://beaglerobotics.com



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