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    The document describes an interrupt architecture that uses a queue (Q) to schedule tasks from interrupt service routines to be executed by a main program in FIFO order. When a device requires service, its interrupt service routine will perform necessary actions, add the device to the Q, and return. The main program continuously checks the Q and calls the task function for the next device in the Q. This ensures task codes run in the order the interrupts occurred while allowing ISRs to preempt task codes due to their higher priority.

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    The document describes an interrupt architecture that uses a queue (Q) to schedule tasks from interrupt service routines to be executed by a main program in FIFO order. When a device requires service, its interrupt service routine will perform necessary actions, add the device to the Q, and return. The main program continuously checks the Q and calls the task function for the next device in the Q. This ensures task codes run in the order the interrupts occurred while allowing ISRs to preempt task codes due to their higher priority.

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    The document describes an interrupt architecture that uses a queue (Q) to schedule tasks from interrupt service routines to be executed by a main program in FIFO order. When a device requires service, its interrupt service routine will perform necessary actions, add the device to the Q, and return. The main program continuously checks the Q and calls the task function for the next device in the Q. This ensures task codes run in the order the interrupts occurred while allowing ISRs to preempt task codes due to their higher priority.

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    Interrupt arch = intr & f() Q

    if any device require service it will introduce the up now its ISR will be
    executed, in that entry is made for the device in function Q the main program just
    read the pointers from the Q and call f() that perform task code for the devices in
    the Q in FIFO manners hence, task codes are executed on order of occurrence here
    also ISR have higher priority than task codes,

    Algo

    void handlerA(void)
    perform necessary action for device A;//res^ISR
    put device A in f() Q;

    void handlerB(void)
    …
    …

    void main (void)


    while(1)
    while(!Q.isEmpty())
    call i f() from Q
    i ++

    void functionA(void)
    perform task code for device A

    void functionB(void)
    …

    Syllabus

    ->Process of ES Dev - Ch4


    ->Survey of SW arch - Ch5
    ->Programs - serial comms - ADC - LCD -P467

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