I wanted to test a macro call on an interrupt on timer1 in FC10.
I have a macro "PWM2" that exists and can be edited, but when I try to point the timer interrupt to this macro, it does not appear in the drop down box.
Before I've tried to create a new macro to which the interrupt should jump, but the macro was created, but was not visible in the dropdown box.
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Last edited by MJU20 on Mon Sep 16, 2024 6:48 pm, edited 1 time in total.
I've just tested with a PIC16F18877 and creating the Macro first and then selecting it in the Interrupt works fine as does creating a new macro from within the Interupt Properties.
What chip are you using? Is it an old chart you are "upgrading"?
- New chart.
- Enable interrupt and choose "create new macro".
- Create new macro and edit
Fine until now. The interrupt shows the new macro..
- Create a new macro and try to point the interrupt to this second one..
- The list of existing macro's in the interrupt properties is empty.
Does your "PWM" macro have parameters? If so, it will not show in the list. This is because there is no way of populating the parameters with values when the interrupt occurs. Only macros with no parameters will be shown in the drop-down list.
Maybe something to point out when selecting a macro that has parameters in the interrupt properties?
Like, the macro is shown in the dropdown box but there is a warning that this will not work?
