Thanks a ton for all your help. 2012/2/26 弋天 卜 <[email protected]>: > Hi: > > I think it is for safe,people can open interrupt inside their own interrupt > handler, so kernel must disable it before touch kernel data that must be > protected. > > > 在 2012-2-25，1:39，"subin gangadharan" <[email protected]> 写道： > >> Hi 卜弋天, >> >>> 2.6.35, i checked the function handle_level_irq()and handle_edge_irq() in >>> chip.c, both of them will call handle_IRQ_event() which is in handle.c. and >>> the function handle_IRQ_event() will call the interrupt handler written by >>> user. Kernel does not open interrupt(ARM CPSR I bit)when calling interrupt >>> handler in handle_IRQ_event() function. >> >> Thank you for the valuable pointers. I have looked at the >> handle_IRQ_event function, it seems at the end of the do while loop >> its unconditionally disable the local interrupt (ARM CPSR I bit). If >> the handler is running with interrupts disabled, why do we need to >> disable the interrupts again. >> >> Could you please explain about this logic. >> >> Thanks in advance for your help and sorry to take up your time on this. >> >> >> >> -- >> With Regards >> Subin Gangadharan >> >> I am not afraid and I am also not afraid of being afraid.
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