Can any pin have it's own pin-change interrupt?

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Can any pin have it's own pin-change interrupt?

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Content originally posted in LPCWare by Harrzack on Tue Aug 12 09:53:07 MST 2014
With the Arduino, gpio pins were accessible via Ports, and I see the same reference on the M3.   With all the interrupts available on the M3, can pins on the same Port have their own interrupt, or do you still have to resort to polling/checking as in Arduino.?

=Alan R.
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Content originally posted in LPCWare by bobi-one on Thu Aug 28 07:24:51 MST 2014
The question now is, how do you implement it with LPCopen code?
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Content originally posted in LPCWare by Harrzack on Wed Aug 13 12:07:45 MST 2014
SOLVED! Answer is YES - there can be as many as any 8 pins from the (only 2 ports on 1549 board) any port.  See page 165 of User manual UM10736, Section 12.5.1 on Pin Interrupts.

This chip is Sofa King Cool!   ;-)

=Alan R.
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