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BASCOM-AVR : INT0 as ordinary input : REPLY

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I dont see why not. INT0 is normally just a port pin, can be read as a pin as well as used as an interrupt. Show the code you tried, and what processor. Its a very common trick to let an interrupt be triggered, then read the state of the pin within the IRQ routine, to confirm that it is indeed low ( or high ), to avoid things like mechanical switch bounce.

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