Ian Stedman

Thanks for your help guys. As stated, using interrupt() rather than Interrupt() and the assembly code is generated. I just knew it would be something stupid. Now I can see if the code works. Many thanks, Ian

I have been using Boostbasic 6.97 to create a simple program, to respond to the interrupt on I/O pin change for a PIC12F675. Have had little luck getting it to work but delving through the assembler, the reason was clear. At the interrupt vector (0rg 0x04) my interrupt code was not present, it was nowhere within the assembler file. The external input comes from GPIO4 which is an input pin. GPIO 0/1 are LED outputs. Am I doing something stupid, here is the code? '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ' EdgeDetect.bas ' ' Author: Ian Stedman ' Date: 22nd May 2011 '