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Whatever OS/applications you have run in low priority ISR contexts, taking however much time they wish. When a high priority interrupt happens, the lower prior
by topspin 1mo ago
Whatever OS/applications you have run in low priority ISR contexts, taking however much time they wish. When a high priority interrupt happens, the lower priority ISR contexts are preempted and then resumed after the high priority ISR is complete. Go have a look at the design and the SRP model behind it; your questions are directly addressed there.