Hi
As you might have noticed there have been several emails on the users
mailing list about the interrupts object not being connected to anything.
As per my understanding this happens only in case of the x86 architecture.
Here is the situation -- suppose one wants to switch from Atomic CPU to
Timing CPU at time T. Then, the script will create the system and add both
the Atomic and the Timing CPUs. As per my understanding different
Interrupts objects are created for the two CPUs. Since this object is a
PIO device (I think this true only for x86), its init() function is
called. The function works correctly for the Atomic CPU, but in case of
timing CPU it fails as the PIO port of the object is not connected to
anything.
Any ideas on how to resolve this issue?
--
Nilay
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