I am seriously considering dumping the PIC and going with the ARM.

The superior ARM interrupt handling has finally caught up with the Superkim.
It has only taken 40 years :)

Everybody agreed the 6502 was great at handling interrupts. The predecessor of the
ARM was the Acorn and that was patterned after the 6502.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARM_architecture

The 6502 was used in a zillion hard disk drives back in the old days.

Interrupts are most important when it comes to controlling mechanical devices.

I love it.

For the past month I have been investigating new processors in a highly competitive
market place. A very complex subject.

Paul Lamar

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