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Ah so when you return from an interrupt, the check is no longer done?
by dataflow 3y ago
Ah so when you return from an interrupt, the check is no longer done?
- simcop2387 3y agoI'd assume so since it wouldn't be a call/jmp coming from a computed address in a register. That said I haven't read the documentation for any of this. But interrupts should be having a stack pointer change and other things happening that would be different, which is why they use the IRET instruction and not the RET one.