interrupt on port C

[yurif74]

hi to all, i've problem setting an interrupt on pin5 of portc. i use a picaxe 28x2

the command:
SETINT %00100000,%00100000, PORTC
doesn't work.... any help?

thanks

 

[eclectic]

hi to all, i've problem setting an interrupt on pin5 of portc. i use a picaxe 28x2

the command:
SETINT %00100000,%00100000, PORTC
doesn't work.... any help?

thanks

@yuri

please try

#picaxe 28x2

SETINT %00100000,%00100000 , C


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[Andres Rodriguez]

Eclectic, thank you for the heads-up .
I used the editor's conversion tool for a program that was running on a 28X1. The setint command did not include the port letter after the conversion and it did not generate an error message when I run the simulator. Since I have not run the program on the X2 yet (and I did not check the manual ) I was not aware of the problem.

 

[yurif74]

thank you eclectic, now it work

 

[hippy]

I used the editor's conversion tool for a program that was running on a 28X1. The setint command did not include the port letter after the conversion and it did not generate an error message when I run the simulator.

I believe this is correct conversion. Either not stating the port or stating "C" would be the same; the problem seems to be having used "PORTC" not "C".

 

[yurif74]

yes i confirm that, not stating the port or stating the port "C" is the same..

 

[Claudio1950]

I use editor v.5.2.7 and #picaxe 28x2

setint %00010000,%00010000,c

returs error: label not defined
thanks

 

[hippy]

Welcome to the PICAXE forum.

The full error is probably, "Error: Label not defined - interrupt: (setint)"

You need to define an interrupt routine with the label "Interrupt:", similar to -

#Picaxe 28X2

SetInt %00010000, %00010000, C
Do : Loop

interrupt:
Return

 

[Claudio1950]

thank you

now it works


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