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Hello all,
I am writing an ISR for serial port C. I know that the best way to write ISR's is in
assembly language, but how can I clear an interrupt produced by a byte that arrived to
serial port C using Dynamic C inside an ISR?
If the ISR is written in assembly, just by doing:
ioi ld a, (SCDR)
will clear the interrupt right? Or do I still need IPSET 3 for example?
Thanks for your help,
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