In message: <20070222205430.GA25309@hairylemon.org>
Andrew Doran <ad@NetBSD.org> writes:
: What Jonathan is describing is roughly how FreeBSD works, I think. When the
: interrupt comes in, mi_switch() is called to dispatch it. The thread that
: was running when the interrupt came in gets kicked off the CPU.
At least until this morning... :-)
Filters were just committed to the tree that divide the ISR into two
parts. A fast running part (the filter) that turns off the interrupt
source in the device or otherwise services the interrupt, and a
scheduled part (the ithread) that runs if the filter says to run it.
By default, ISRs with no filter always have their ithread run. This
also eliminates the FAST_INTERRUPT special case because now all
filters are fast interrupt hanlders (in the 5.x and later sense, not
in the older 4.x and prior sense).
Warner
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