detecting two rising edges from camshaft signal

I did as you said and my code went as following

const int redled = 3; 
const int greenled = 4; 

volatile uint32_t risingMicros;
volatile uint32_t fallingMicros;
volatile bool fallDetected;
volatile bool riseDetected;
uint32_t timeBetweenPulses;
uint32_t pulseWidth;
 

void setup() 
{
  // put your setup code here, to run once:
  pinMode (2, INPUT); 
  pinMode (redled, OUTPUT);
  pinMode (greenled, OUTPUT);
  attachInterrupt (0, risingISR, RISING); 
  attachInterrupt (0, fallingISR, FALLING);    
}

void loop() {
  // Deal with fallDetected and riseDetected here.
  if (riseDetected) {
    riseDetected = false;
    timeBetweenPulses = risingMicros - fallingMicros;
    if (timeBetweenPulses < pulseWidth * 2) {
      // Looks like we just got the second of the double pulse.
      digitalWrite (greenled, HIGH); 
    }
    else digitalWrite (greenled, LOW); 
  }
  if (fallDetected) {
    fallDetected = false;
    pulseWidth = fallingMicros - risingMicros;
  }
}


void risingISR() {
  risingMicros = micros();
  riseDetected = true;
}
  
void fallingISR()   {
  fallingMicros = micros();
  fallDetected = true;
}

But nothing worked, I searched about it and I found what you can find in the attached screenshot. attachInterrupt() - Arduino Reference