What happens when the HC12 receives an unmasked interrupt?
Most interrupts have both a specific mask and a general mask. For most interrupts the general mask is the I bit of the CCR. For the TOF interrupt the specific mask is the TOI bit of the TMSK2 register.
Before using interrupts, make sure to:
@interrupt
function of the Cosmic C compiler
Can disable all (maskable) interrupts with the sei instruction or disable() function.
Interrupt | Specific | General | Normal | D-Bug 12 |
Mask | Mask | Vector | Vector | |
BDLC | BCR1 (IE) | I | FFD0, FFD1 | 0B10, 0B11 |
ATD | ATDCTL2 (ASCIE) | I | FFD2, FFD3 | 0B12, 0B13 |
Reserved | I | FFD4, FFD5 | 0B14, 0B15 | |
SCI | SC0CR2 | I | FFD6, FFD7 | 0B16, 0B17 |
(TIE, TCIE, RIE, ILIE) | ||||
SPI | SP0CR1 (SPIE) | I | FFD8, FFD9 | 0B18, 0B19 |
Pulse Acc Edge | PACTL (PAI) | I | FFDA, FFDB | 0B1A, 0B1B |
Pulse Acc Overflow | PACTL (PAOVI) | I | FFDC, FFDD | 0B1C, 0B1D |
Timer Overflow | TMSK2 (TOI) | I | FFDE, FFDF | 0B1E, 0B1F |
Timer Channel 7 | TMSK1 (C7I) | I | FFE0, FFE1 | 0B20, 0B21 |
Timer Channel 6 | TMSK1 (C6I) | I | FFE2, FFE3 | 0B22, 0B23 |
Timer Channel 5 | TMSK1 (C5I) | I | FFE4, FFE5 | 0B24, 0B25 |
Timer Channel 4 | TMSK1 (C4I) | I | FFE6, FFE7 | 0B26, 0B27 |
Timer Channel 3 | TMSK1 (C3I) | I | FFE8, FFE9 | 0B28, 0B29 |
Timer Channel 2 | TMSK1 (C2I) | I | FFEA, FFEB | 0B2A, 0B2B |
Timer Channel 1 | TMSK1 (C1I) | I | FFEC, FFED | 0B2C, 0B2D |
Timer Channel 0 | TMSK1 (C0I) | I | FFEE, FFEF | 0B2E, 0B2F |
Real Time | RTICTL (RTIE) | I | FFF0, FFF1 | 0B30, 0B31 |
IRQ | INTCR (IRQEN) | I | FFF2, FFF3 | 0B32, 0B33 |
XIRQ | (None) | X | FFFF, FFFF | 0B34, 0B35 |
SWI | (None) | (None) | FFF6, FFF7 | 0B36, 0B37 |
Unimplemented Instruction | (None) | (None) | FFF8, FFF9 | 0B38, 0B39 |
COP failure | COP rate select | (None) | FFFA, FFFB | 0B3A, 0B3B |
COP clock moniotr fail | COPCTL (CME, FCME) | (None) | FFFC, FFFD | 0B3C, 0B3D |
Reset | (None) | (None) | FFFE, FFFF | 0B3E, 0B3F |