Thanks, @nikolas.
For the sake of offering constructive criticism, I did not find any clear direction about how to do this on the documentation portal. Here’s where I started looking:
- RapidCodeInterrupt
- RapidCodeInterrupt::InterruptWait() (and the linked samples, none of which had more than one object being used for
InterruptWait())
Perhaps the problem is that I didn’t know where to start looking for information, but I couldn’t find any docs that provided any detail for the interrupt interface or how it worked. I suppose it’s a logical assumption to think that whatever object you MaskSetOn(...) for would be the object that you Wait() for, but I would prefer to have definitive answers as opposed to good guesses. (-8