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On Thu, 2 Jan 1997, Michael Smith wrote:

> > true, but that's because of edge triggered lines as you say later.
> > Were they level sensitive, there would be no problem in sharing
> > them.
 
> Err yes.  But like we said, they ain't.  8)

huh - i remember myself have the option of EDGE or LEVEL triggers
in my PIC ...  that's interesting ...  that must be a device limitation ?