Yes, I would expect it.

I don't know what the maximum is for interrupts, but one every 0.2 
microseconds seems rather extreme.

What are you trying to do and can it be accomplished in a friendlier fashion?

Cheers,

Lloyd

> Hi
>
> We are triggering an interrupt on GPIO0, successfully and the ISR is
> being run.  It is empty, that is it simply returns.  We are observing /
> proc/interrupts to see the increment.
>
> The problem is that when we hook the DVEVM up to a (4-5Mhz) source
> rather than a simple switch we lose all terminal access, SSH, telnet
> and so on.  The board appears to have hung.  But when we remove the
> source from GPIO0 the terminal returns.  We see a good number of
> interrupts in /proc/interrupts but it appears that the source at this
> rate (~5Mhz) is far too much for the GPIO/ISR/CPU.
>
> Should this be expected?
>
> Nick
>
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