On Thu, Feb 22, 2007 at 10:33:36PM -0800, Bucky Katz wrote:
> 
> A wise man once told me that "if you're doing more work in interrupt
> context than you can comfortably code in assembler in an afternoon,
> you're doing too much work in interrupt context." ;)

However you are going to have to execute the cpu cycles at some point,
if the interrupt isn't going to schedule a process then you probably
want to avoid the cost of the scheduling the deferred code.

Remembers the ISR code to drive a stepper motor graph plotter under RSX/11M
(which expected the h/w ISR to just remove the IRQ and leave the rest of
the code to some os work queue...)

	David

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