How could I represent a interrupt (for microcontrollers) in a flowchart?

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Daniel Grillo picture Daniel Grillo · Mar 27, 2010 · Viewed 18k times · Source

Does anyone have any visual examples?

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JustJeff picture JustJeff · Mar 27, 2010

You would have to have a separate flow chart for the interrupt processing. Flowcharts are meant for showing flow of control, and interrupts, by their very nature, are a break in control flow.

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