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Altera_Forum
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20 years ago

uC/OS-II ISR questions

Is it true that all ISRs for uC/OS-II must be written in assembly language?

How is an ISR "attached" to a specific interrupt?

Does anybody have an example that I could see (CPU register storage, etc.)?

Thanks.

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    20 years ago

    The interrupt entry point must be written in assembly, however this is provided for you with the Nios II port of microC/OS-II. Individual ISR's can be written in C. You can attach to an interrupt using the standard HAL alt_irq_register() function, as described in the Nios II software developer's handbook. In addition, you can look at the HAL device drivers for examples (e.g. the JTAG UART driver).