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alan_robson
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Friday, November 9, 2001 11:15 AM
How can I install a native method as an interrupt handler for TINI ? I want to bit-bang a low-speed HDLC interface and will need to respond to interrupts every 50uS or so and run a few dozen instructions. I am concerned that a method specified as an ExternalInterruptEventListener will have to wait to be started by the thread scheduler, and that may take too long. I want to implement the upper layers of the protocol in java and pass buffers back and forth to the interrupt routine to cause frames to be sent/received. There seem to be so many challenges in this approach (passing buffers of data between threads and the interrupt handler, liberating a timer to cause periodic interrupts, placing an en
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How can I install a native method as an interrupt handler for TINI ?
I want to bit-bang a low-speed HDLC interface and will need to respond to interrupts every 50uS or so and run a few dozen instructions. I am concerned that a method specified as an
ExternalInterruptEventListener
will have to wait to be started by the thread scheduler, and that may take too long.
I want to implement the upper layers of the protocol in java and pass buffers back and forth to the interrupt routine to cause frames to be sent/received.
There seem to be so many challenges in this approach (passing buffers of data between threads and the interrupt handler, liberating a timer to cause periodic interrupts, placing an entry in the interrupt vector table) - maybe there's a better solution...
any comments ?
Many thanks - Alan
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