We say that in embedded operating systems, if the highest-priority user thread is executing when a high-priority
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We say that in embedded operating systems, if the highest-priority user thread is executing when a high-priority interrupt occurs, most operating systems will continue to process the user thread and keep the interrupt in queue until processing is completed. Under what circumstances would this be and would this not be a problem? Give an example of each.
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Essentials Of Computer Organization And Architecture
ISBN: 9781284259438
6th Edition
Authors: Linda Null, Julia Labur
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