Thread: easyC vs Hardcoding
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Re: easyC vs Hardcoding
Its also possible to write your own device drivers and hook them into the interrupt service routine to get executed.

So its possible to start with the default drivers available from EasyC and progress to replacing them with your own (this only works with PORTB interrupts, not the system clock (timer1) or RS232 driver).