Hi Jörg,
Am 07.06.10 21:42, schrieb Joerg Wunsch:
The library functions are not meant to be used in an interrupt-
controlled access scheme. Users who want interrupt controlled EEPROM
writes are expected to create their own library.
That doesn't mean it couldn't be useful to add some inline asm macro
to the header file that implements just the low-level access (where
you have to pass in the IO address from outside, so it's device
independent).
hm ok, but if the function would not touch the EERIE bit you could use
it without problems in an interrupt content.
Or is it a site-effect that this bit it reseted to 0?
Sorry if I ask such a stupid question, but maybe I get an easy answer
here before I have to look into the source code of the AVR LibC to see why.
Bye,
Matthias
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