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Are the interrupt calls depending on the length of the interrupt function? So if the time of execution of an interrupt is longer than the time beetween the interrupts, will then the current interrupt abort, will the program skip the next interupt or will it be executed right after it is finished?
Nope, and that's why interrupts can't take too long, or else it'll keep firing interrupt after interrupt and never return to the program.