No. None of the Stamps have interrupts. The BS2p series (p/pe/px) have what's called POLLMODE where the interpreter checks I/O pins for a user specified status between interpretive instructions for faster response to some conditions, but it's not an interrupt capability.
Interrupts and interrupt programming is often overrated. What are you trying to accomplish?
Sure, you can 'kick' out of code when a user wants something done.
Typically this is done with a 'timeout' on a SERIN statement. You can also check the state of a pin (to which you've attached a switch) and 'jump' or 'gosub' to a handler routine.
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Interrupts and interrupt programming is often overrated. What are you trying to accomplish?
Typically this is done with a 'timeout' on a SERIN statement. You can also check the state of a pin (to which you've attached a switch) and 'jump' or 'gosub' to a handler routine.
You might want to look at the SX programmed in SX/B (BASIC).
It fully supports interrupts.
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