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nested interrupts

Bernd Schuster

How can I install nested interrupts? With the key-word __irq is that not possible.

Bernd

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  • 0 in reply to chad dickin

    First off: latitude is the distance north/south, so I assume that you mean longitude.

    The problem is that the time zones doesn't follow exactly the longitude - they follow country borders instead.

    If they did follow longitude, you would only need to check the longitude and know that there are a 15-degree difference between every time zone (24*15 = 360 degrees).

    If you look at the following link, it will be obvious why the GPS coordinate is hard to use:

    http://www.worldtimezone.com/

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  • 0 in reply to chad dickin

    First off: latitude is the distance north/south, so I assume that you mean longitude.

    The problem is that the time zones doesn't follow exactly the longitude - they follow country borders instead.

    If they did follow longitude, you would only need to check the longitude and know that there are a 15-degree difference between every time zone (24*15 = 360 degrees).

    If you look at the following link, it will be obvious why the GPS coordinate is hard to use:

    http://www.worldtimezone.com/

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