Thread: Modifying I2C code not working

I am trying to communicate an arduino master using I2C to read ADC values of a slave.
When the master sends some data ( i.e 0x20 for ADC register1) an interupt service routine (Combuf_isr) is run which is supposed to interpret this data (know that I want to read adc register), then read the adc register and then write the adc values so that the master can read them.
I would like to have it so that the adc values are periodically updated and the master can just send read maybe every 100ms.
I am new to C so I can only come up with something like the code below but problem is I do not think it updates the adc values periodically.
Any help will be greatly appreciated!

Code:

void main(void)
{
   while(1)
   {
      
      if(COMBUF_Flag)
       {
           COMBUF_Flag = 1;
           /* Transmit received data */
           COM_MCU_TO_DIF_B = COMBUF_Rx_Buf[0];

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Code:

interrupt void COMBUF_Handler(void)
{
       int res;
       int cmd = COM_DIF_TO_MCU_B; /* read COMBUF data */
       cmd = -1;


       /* process COMBUF data */
       switch (cmd)
       {
/* 0x20 to represent ADC reading PADC_DATA1 reg */
           case 0x20:
               res = PADC_DATA1;
               break;
/* 0x22 to represent DAC reading DAC_reg_0 register */
           case 0x22:
               res = PADC_DATA3;
               break;


           default:
                /* the cmd is invalid, so -1 will be returned */
               break;
        }


   COMBUF_Rx_Buf[0] = res;          /* write data to COM_MCU_TO_DIF? */
   COMBUF_RX_STATUS_CLEAR();            /* Clear receive status */
   COMBUF_Flag = 1;                     /* Flag to process rx data */
}

Before you massively complicate matters by adding an ISR to the mix, why not try polling in a loop to see if your basic idea actually works.

Code:

while ( 1 ) {
    // wait here until a sample is ready
    while ( /* something */ )

    // read the sample

    // display sample, print it, send it to port, something...
}