Hi All,
Can any one explain why this can set a timer's priority as 2 ?
// -- xxxxx Memory Mapped I/O Registers -- .CONST $INT_PRIORITIES 0xFFFFAA; .CONST $INT_SOURCE_TIMERB_POSN 1;
r0 = M[$INT_PRIORITIES]; r0 = r0 OR (2
Need explainton about this code how to set timer priority ?
Jul 12, 2006
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Because it puts a 2 in the interrupt priority list into the timer B position. Is that some sort of DSP language you are using? Consult your hardware manual for more information about interrupts. Peter
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Because it puts a 2 in the interrupt priority list into the timer B position. Is that some sort of DSP language you are using? Consult your hardware manual for more information about interrupts.
Peter
Just because.
JJS
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