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>This is another reason we like serial buffers.  The receive ISR puts chars
 >into the rx buffer, and that's all.. The receive processor takes them out.

Interesting to know that evevn disabling interrupts didn't solved unexpected behavior!  Also I get wrong characters on LCD, Not chinese, but something like that, u know what I mean.
Anyway, how to use buffers in BASCOM? Bascom is supposed to be bug-free, and if my codes are logically correct, it is expected to run with no problem.  Dealing with those stacks and buffers is the task of BASCOM, or in fact those who wrote compilers. Itsn't it? Should I mind it?


David VanHorn <microbrix@gmail.com> wrote:                                  Disable Interrupts                                          ' to test
 if occasional errors in Log10 calc. comes from interrupts?
 Lux = Log10(r0)
 
 This part scares me to death.
 
 Interrupts are your friend.  Honest.
 If something isn't done right in the ISR though, it will really hose up your
 day.




 
           

 		
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