ISR, no not possible. Now you can do an IST, but I can't say that I'd
consider it wise. In fact I consider it unwise enough that though I know
how to do it, I'm not going to elucidate without knowing a *lot* more about
how you intend to use it. It's generally not a good idea.

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HoustonK - 27 Dec 2007 13:55 GMT
Thx for comment.
I just want to find out more possible solution.
-KK
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HoustonK - 28 Dec 2007 07:57 GMT
Hi,
Can you enlightened me where I can get some study material IST with compact
framework?
Do I need to create a library from my windows CE5? So, the compact framework
to link up with IST?
Thank you.
-KK
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<ctacke/> - 28 Dec 2007 15:20 GMT
Again, it's generally a very bad idea. I'd go so far as to say that the only
people that should even consider it would be those who know both the APIs
for initializing and hooking interrupts, as well as how to P/Invoke them
from managed code. In short, the fact you're asking how it's done tells me
you don't know enough about the OS to prevent yourself from getting into
serious trouble trying to do it.
Why do you want to do it in C# and not in C anyway?

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