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Re: Apple II Interrupt card
Default wrote:
>
> The driver is the hard part to catch the interrupt and maintain the
> counter(s).
>
Why? All that is needed is to increment a counter at every interrupt,
The Thundeerclock Plus manual has an interrupt handler, that handler
could increment a counter and the clock() function simply reads the
value of the counter.
Unless I'm missing something. If I am please tell me what it is.
I just checked AE Time II docs. That card has interrupts (both IRQ and
NMI) at 1024 HZ and 1 HZ.
--
Rob
"Never ascribe to malice that which can be adequately explained by
stupidity"