sequential (32) Real interrupt

https://wodewangzhishime.blogspot.com/2022/03/httpswodewangzhishime_21.html

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Ref:  https://wodewangzhishime.blogspot.com/2022/07/httpswodewangzhishime.html .

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John: In the above picture, R0(0), R0(2), R0(4) are on the parallel clock line. <--- Note: We can call it process clock line.

Me: However, R0(1), R0(3) are on the serial input clock line.

John: Yes,.

Me: In code, how do we interpret it?

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for (int i=0; i<10; i++) // R0(0) output bits by bits.

{

R0(3) [i] = i; // R0(3) input bit by bit.

}

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John: When R0(1) and R0(3) are on the serial input clock line, we call that real interrupt.

Me: That mean, when the register isn't on the process clock line, it is on the serial input clock line.

John: To some extent, "Yes". This article (https://wodewangzhishime.blogspot.com/2023/12/sequential-99.html) mention about how the  fields work. Or, we can intepret it in this way.

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Subject [R0(1)]

Interrupt status [serial input clock line]

Object [R0(21)]

Role [Master]

value [0]