clear_interrupt

[ken_o]

I am using the new version em4095.c driver but I still have an older CCS compiler (3.181), and a 16F877A.
My compiler does not have the "clear_interrupt()" built in function.

Question: Does anybody know how I can implement "clear_interrupt(INT_CCP1);" and "clear_interrupt(INT_CCP2);" ?

I have identified four Interrupt Flags (INTF, CCP1IF, TMR1IF, and CCP2IF)but I'm not sure which ones are necessary and what the precise code syntax should be. I have tried some things but nothing helped.

PS: The main symptom is in the CCS driver snippet where my CCP_1 is always zero.

Code:

#INT_CCP1 void isr_ccp1() {    int width;    // Toggle between capturing rising and falling edges to meausure width    if(RE_FE_TOGGLE)    {       setup_ccp1(CCP_CAPTURE_FE);       RE_FE_TOGGLE = 0;    }    else    {       setup_ccp1(CCP_CAPTURE_RE);       RE_FE_TOGGLE = 1;    }    // Calculate the width    width = CCP_1 - old_clock;    old_clock = CCP_1;    switch(RF_readMode)    {       // Use to receive manchester formatted data from a transponder       case RF_MANCHESTER_DATA:       {          if(width > 54)           // Check for a phase change          {             bitValue = ~bitValue; // Invert the save bit value             storeData = TRUE;     // Force a bit store          }

Thanks
Ken_o

[PCM programmer]

You are really asking two questions here.
1. How can I implement the new clear_interrupt() function
in my older version of the compiler ?
2. My program doesn't work. Please fix it for me.

It being the weekend, I'm going to answer the first, easy, question.

Here is part of a listing file, which was compiled for the 16F877A
with PCM vs. 3.202.

[ken_o]

Thanks for the prompt reply. It really did help my weekend efforts!

My clear_interrupt is working now, and your post helped me to advance to the "real" problem.

I believe the real cause was that I did not connect RDY/CLK clock pulse to pin C0 as well as C1.

Thanks again!!

ken_o