Interupt suspention

[Bear in There]

I was trying to port some code that included - cli() sei()
I made it work by ignoring the situation but in all the research I did I could not find a STM32 generic answer.

I found some answers for Maple

Correct me if Im wrong, maybe @72M the suspention of interrupts is not as critical, but none the less it should be available

Plz excuse my ignorance I'm new here and as such not fully up to date with the work being done by those with a passion.

[stevestrong]

If you use Roger's libmaple core, then

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noInterrupts();
interrupts();

can be used.
Also see: http://stm32duinoforum.com/forum/viewtopic.ph ... 67&p=14555

[mrburnette]

Read more here: http://stm32duinoforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3435

And remember ... do not double-post!


Ray

[dannyf]

I often don't implement Interrupts() / noInterrupts(). whether you need them implemented will depend on your code. many times it is not critical to have them implemented, other times it is.

on some chips, there is no way to permanently disable the interrupts - i personally it is much better to write code assuming that the interrupt is always enabled.

not sure if Interrupts() / noInterrupts() are actually implemented here, however.

[stevestrong]

Of course they are implemented, see:
https://github.com/rogerclarkmelbourne/ ... #L109-L125
https://github.com/rogerclarkmelbourne/ ... #L112-L121

[Bear in There]

Sorry gentlemen I have been otherwise pre occupied for the last week,

But I do appreciate your feed back.

dannyf - it's all about the complexity of your code.
mrburnette - If I double posted it's only because I'm 52 and struggling to figure tweetz
stevestrong - true, but in my environment it didn't work.

In the end I am playing with STMF2F103C8 and @72Mhz and I found cleaner methods, that's not to say that in more complex situations Interrupt suspension would be needed, but not yet.

So thanks for your feedback.

[mrburnette]

just to complete the On/Off interrupts\ discussion, there are two core functions... depends on core used:

http://stm32duinoforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2101#p28226