> Bad unless you have a way to keep a queue of > interrupts pending, for example > (which would be another neat project). yes, a queue e.g. 8 vectors deep, then you must not care on T - when q. not empty then int. has been fired, and forth will process them in an order.. mind latency of forth.. P.
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