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Re: How do I use interrupts?

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Originally Posted by Ether View Post
An event handler, as I was using the phrase, is application-level code that gets executed when an external asynchronous hardware event occurs. The execution of this code is "managed" by LabVIEW/vxworks in the sense that resources are allocated to the handler based on time-sharing and priority of other tasks concurrently competing for resources.
I had assumed that the code the Greg posted worked this way and not that everything in side the while loop was running inside the ISR.
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