SynthModules

--- In SynthModules@yahoogroups.com, "grantrichter2001" <grichter@a...> wrote:
> You have to use "resume" at the end of ISRs and not "end".
> 
> I'm guessing "resume" clears the interupt flag and passes 
> variables back through the stack? Dpoe this thing even have a 
> stack?
> 

I thought of that.  The reason I used the end code was that the code following the ISR never seemed to work right.  When I went to debug it I found that all the variables that I created during the ISR were always 0.  So I started using the debug routine in the ISR.  It always prints the variables as 0.  Then I started using the end statement to really prove that I was in the ISR.  Then I thought that perhaps there was some other mechanism that prevented the proper 'debug' within an ISR.  So my final test was to set a variable in the ISR and then perform conditional IF statements followed by END.  The program always terminates with a path that indicates the variables are 0.  There's got to be something else going on here but I sure don't know what.

Dave