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[AVR] ISR vs SIGNL for intrupt routeens

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ISR vs SIGNAL for intrupt routeens

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What is the diffrence between "SIGNAL(TIMER1_OVF_vect)" and "ISR(TIMER1_OVF_vect)"
in the case of intrupts.
 

Re: ISR vs SIGNAL for intrupt routeens

Your question is not clear, you are talking to which micro controller and assembly or C

these look vector labels where your program will jump in case of interrupt.
labels are user defined you can keep any name as you wish, as my_ISR.
 

in AVR controller using C language
and yes they are for intrupt vectors functions
but what is difference between SINGAL AND ISR
 

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