Interrupt blink
Blink an led connected to PA15 when PB8 changes state from LOW to HIGH using interrupt
int LEDpin=PA15 void BlinkLed(void) { Serial1.println("Interrupt activated"); digitalWrite(LEDpin,HIGH); pause(1000); // must use pause instead of delay in interrupt function digitalWrite(LEDpin,LOW); } int main() { doInit(); Serial1.begin(115200); attachInterrupt(PB8,BlinkLed,RISING); }
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