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[SOLVED] void interrupt tmr0(void)

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Today i used
"void interrupt tmr0(void){any function}"
while studying timer0 interrupt.
1>What is this called?
2>Is this works only for timer0?
3>Or is this used for all interrupts? if so,pls give some details.
4>Or is this applicable only for HIGH TECH C?
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It's quite normal in a function prototype, all it says is it doesn't return a value or take any parameters. I've never seen it used as a program instruction though.

Brian.
 

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