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Interrupt-Driven Programming

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Author
Zelkowitz, Marvin
Abstract

In "An Interrupt Based Organization for Management Information Systems" (1), the author of that paper proposes a new form of interrupt, a Boolean expression of variables in the program, as a natural extension from the present interrupt structure. His paper describes a software implementation; this note shows how his system could easily be implemented in hardware, with a corresponding decrease in system overhead. Keywords and Phrases: Interrupts, Interrupt scheduling, supervisors, monitors, debugging, program checkout, parallel processing, associative memories, microprogramming.

Date Issued
1970-10
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Cornell University
Keywords
computer science
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technical report
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technical report

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