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When it comes to interrupts, SKC++’s guiding principle is “minimum interference”.

Some kernels require that interrupts be processed internally, the internal Interrupt Service Routine (ISR) calling out to an ordinary user function, sometimes also called an ISR, confusingly. Some others let you code the ISR yourself but impose restrictions on how you do it.

SKC++ does not require you to alter the way you program ISRs; Read more…