generating a clock using void isr interrupt

winnie mong · Apr 11, 2014

hi guys....
i have an interrupt function from a library i am using and i want to use it to produce a clock for my timer.please have a look at what i tried to produce and kindly provide your assistance by indicating where i could have gone wrong..thanks

here i have the function from the library

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interrupt isr(void)
{
    if(T0IF) {
        ++pulses;                               // increment pulses
        T0IF=0;                                 // reset TMR0 flag
        
    }
 
}

my effort in producing the clock

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extern unsigned char pulses;
{
    sec=0;
    min=0;
    hour=0;
void clock()
{
    stop=pulse+160;
    if(++sec==60){
           min++; }
    if(++min==60){
           hour++; }
    if(++hour==24){
        hour=0; }
}

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if(++pulses==stop){
    clock();
    stop=++tick=1;
}

using the function in main()

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int main()
 
if (tick){
    clock();
    tick=0;
}

generating a clock using void isr interrupt

winnie mong

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Code C - [expand]
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9	interrupt isr(void) { if(T0IF) { ++pulses; // increment pulses T0IF=0; // reset TMR0 flag } }

Code C - [expand]
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15	extern unsigned char pulses; { sec=0; min=0; hour=0; void clock() { stop=pulse+160; if(++sec==60){ min++; } if(++min==60){ hour++; } if(++hour==24){ hour=0; } }

Code C - [expand]
1 2 3 4	if(++pulses==stop){ clock(); stop=++tick=1; }

Code C - [expand]
1 2 3 4 5 6	int main() if (tick){ clock(); tick=0; }

generating a clock using void isr interrupt

winnie mong

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