Hello FWFan,
The FAQ section of AN2616 briefly describes a number of methods for coding ISRs.
However, perhaps you are using an early version of the header file. The 'LC60 header file contained within CW 6.3 certainly defines macros for the vector numbers. Of course, you can simply use the vector number in lieu of the macro. The vector number is easily determined, by counting backwards the number of words from the reset vector (0xFFFE), to the vector address of interest.
Regards,
Mac
Hello FWFan,
The FAQ section of AN2616 briefly describes a number of methods for coding ISRs.
However, perhaps you are using an early version of the header file. The 'LC60 header file contained within CW 6.3 certainly defines macros for the vector numbers. Of course, you can simply use the vector number in lieu of the macro. The vector number is easily determined, by counting backwards the number of words from the reset vector (0xFFFE), to the vector address of interest.
Regards,
Mac