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interrupt_active and INT_RA0...
PostPosted: Sun Apr 12, 2015 1:04 pm     Reply with quote

Hi

Compiler 5.044 / PIC:16F1825

When using interrupt on change, and use more then one, I test for the right one in the interrupt. The interrupt_active(INT_RA0); return wrong.

Is it me or the compiler?

Test code:
Code:

#include "16F1825.h"

/*All is test code for understand what is going on*/


#INT_RA
void intra(void){
int1 bit;

bit=interrupt_active(INT_RA0); //LOOK in lst

bit=interrupt_active(INT_RA1); //LOOK in lst.
}

void main(void){
enable_interrupts(INT_RA0);
enable_interrupts(INT_RA0_L2H);
enable_interrupts(INT_RA0_H2L);

enable_interrupts(INT_RA1);
enable_interrupts(INT_RA1_L2H);
enable_interrupts(INT_RA1_H2L);
}



List file MAIN section (Look OK):
Code:

.................... enable_interrupts(INT_RA0);
0034:  BSF    INTCON.IOCIE
0035:  MOVLB  07
0036:  BSF    IOCAP.0
0037:  BSF    IOCAN.0
.................... enable_interrupts(INT_RA0_L2H);
0038:  BSF    INTCON.IOCIE
0039:  BSF    IOCAP.0
003A:  BCF    IOCAN.0
.................... enable_interrupts(INT_RA0_H2L);
003B:  BSF    INTCON.IOCIE
003C:  BSF    IOCAN.0
003D:  BCF    IOCAP.0
.................... 
.................... enable_interrupts(INT_RA1);
003E:  BSF    INTCON.IOCIE
003F:  BSF    IOCAP.1
0040:  BSF    IOCAN.1
.................... enable_interrupts(INT_RA1_L2H);
0041:  BSF    INTCON.IOCIE
0042:  BSF    IOCAP.1
0043:  BCF    IOCAN.1
.................... enable_interrupts(INT_RA1_H2L);
0044:  BSF    INTCON.IOCIE
0045:  BSF    IOCAN.1
0046:  BCF    IOCAP.1



List interrupt:
Code:

.................... #INT_RA
.................... void intra(void){
.................... int1 bit;
.................... 
.................... bit=interrupt_active(INT_RA0);
001E:  BCF    24.0
001F:  BTFSC  INTCON.IOCIF --> I expect IOCAF0
0020:  BSF    bit
.................... 
.................... bit=interrupt_active(INT_RA1);
0021:  BCF    24.0
0022:  BTFSC  INTCON.IOCIF --> I expect IOCAF1
0023:  BSF    bit
-----
0024:  MOVLW  FF
0025:  MOVLB  07
0026:  XORWF  IOCAF,W
0027:  ANDWF  IOCAF,F
0028:  BCF    INTCON.IOCIF
0029:  MOVLP  00
002A:  MOVLB  00
002B:  GOTO   013
.................... }
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PostPosted: Sun Apr 12, 2015 2:29 pm     Reply with quote

Interrupt_active, only tests physical interrupts. The physical interrupt is INT_RA.
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PostPosted: Sun Apr 12, 2015 2:38 pm     Reply with quote

Here is something you could use. Add this little macro above your isr.
Code:

#byte IOCAF = getenv("SFR:IOCAF")
#define ioca_active(x)  (IOCAF & make8(x, 2))

#INT_RA
void intra(void){
int1 bit;

bit = ioca_active(INT_RA0);

bit= ioca_active(INT_RA1); 
}


It generates this code:
Code:

.................... bit = ioca_active(INT_RA0); 
001E:  MOVLB  07
001F:  MOVF   IOCAF,W  // Read IOCAF
0020:  ANDLW  01       // Mask it with 0x01 to test IOCAF0 bit
0021:  MOVWF  @78      // Save result in temp reg (ram)
0022:  MOVLB  00   
0023:  BCF    25.0     // Initialize bit = 0
0024:  BTFSC  @78.0    // Test state of ioc flag bit.
0025:  BSF    bit      // If ioc flag = 1, set bit = 1
.................... 
.................... bit= ioca_active(INT_RA1);   
0026:  MOVLB  07
0027:  MOVF   IOCAF,W
0028:  ANDLW  02      // Mask is 0x02 for int_ra1
0029:  MOVWF  @78
002A:  MOVLB  00
002B:  BCF    25.0
002C:  BTFSC  @78.0
002D:  BSF    bit
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PostPosted: Sun Apr 12, 2015 2:56 pm     Reply with quote

Hi

Many CCS special features are not that easy to figure, without testing them first ...

Thanks both of you.
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