Re: Handling interrupts in C

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From: Paul Tobin
Date: Thu, 06 Jun 1991 14:51

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* Neat trick.  :-) 
* How does one pass arguments to an ISR?  I would not think anything would
* be passed, unless you consider the registers "passed" to it.

I suppose TC++ could actually catch the interrupt and generate a call
frame for your ISR, eh (what stack is in use at that time)?  I wonder
what good that would do, though?  It could pass in global variables,
but the ISR could get at those itself.  Can anyone think of any other
ideas?

	Paul "my life is constantly interrupted" Tobin
	pgt@hpfcla.fc.hp.com

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