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Interrupts in the C18 3.0 software
I'm reading interrupts.c and I notice that Initialize_Int_N() sets a register (I think it's a register) to 0, which the comment says disables the interrupt.

Why is this done? Should I change that to a 1? If so, it seems like it would make more sense to have a Set_Interrupt_N(int) function so that the interrupts can be turned on and off.

Anyway, why isn't this defaulted to 1 since users have to uncomment the ENABLE_INT_N macros for the function to "exist" in the first place? Maybe I'm just confused?
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