"Basham, Richard R" wrote:
> Ken,
>
> I believe that the fifo handler gets triggered when a put has been executed on the
>other end of the fifo. I don't think that a read on the fifo kicks off the handler.
>
> Rich
>
Rich;
I was afraid that was the answer, even though the documentation says that a handler
can be set up to respond to _either_ reads or writes. If anyone else can confirm this
it would be helpful, but it _does_ match what I'm seeing.
Ken
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