Circuitry to process interrupt priorities
A circuit system and priority technology, applied in the field of system-on-chip, can solve the problems affecting the real-time processing of the system
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[0033] image 3 The example shown is the interrupt priority processing flow executed when a high priority interrupt occurs when the system is processing a common task.
[0034] When the system processor is performing general tasks, such as task A (step S301), then a high priority interrupt occurs, and this type of interrupt is often processed in real time or urgent tasks, and the system processes high priority interrupts in real time (step S303) .
[0035] For example, the work of high-priority interrupt is to access a critical area, but the rule design of the system is to make the high-priority interrupt always open, but prohibit its processing function from accessing the critical area. Therefore, the processor then sets the low Priority interrupt (step S305), allowing the system to handle low priority interrupts, for example, allowing low priority interrupts to access and process critical section data (step S307) to be accessed by high priority interrupts, when the access i...
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[0037] Figure 4 The example shown shows the interrupt priority processing flow of a high-priority interrupt occurring while processing a low-priority interrupt by the processor in the SoC.
[0038] When processor is processing the task of low priority interrupt (step S401), receives the signal of high priority interrupt, promptly takes over processing high priority interrupt (step S403), afterward, when processing high priority interrupt, pass and The method of low-priority interrupt communication completes the transfer of message (step S405), and continues to process the task of low-priority interruption (step S407), then checks whether the task of high-priority interruption before is completed and judges whether to wake up task B (step S409 ), if there is still high-priority interrupt work unfinished, the system will delegate task B (step S411), allowing task B to continue to complete the remaining work of the high-priority interrupt.
[0039] According to the above embodi...
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