Re: does the SAVE_ALL nesting in kernel?

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You can see this document for more details:
http://www.xtrj.org/mips/default.htm
or the document for analysing the process of exception and interruptof mips linux:
http://people.openrays.org/~comcat/mydoc/mips.linux.inter.pdf



2007/9/12, Dajie Tan <jiankemeng@xxxxxxxxx>:> Which exception handler do you want to be nested?>> If it's not a interrupt handler you can use STI(enable interrupts) or> CLI(disable interrupts) after SAVE_ALL for nesting support. They all> clear EXL bit in CP0_STATUS register and set the KSU=00.>>> 2007/9/12, zhuzhenhua <zzh.hust@xxxxxxxxx>:> > hello, all> >              i have a mips board,  and the SDRAM speed(bus clock) is not too> > fast.> >               so i want change  the SAVE_ALL and RESTORE_ALL to use> > internal-ram(high speed).> >              i just wonder whether the SAVE_ALL netsting in kernel  for mips> > arch?> >              if not, i think  maybe 1k byte for SAVE_ALL is enough( 32regs> > X4, and some cp0_regs).> >              but if  the SAVE_ALL nesting, maybe i need to keep a stack in> > internal-ram.> >              thanks for any hints.> >> >  Best Regards> >> >  --> >  zzh> >> >>>> --> 为天地立心> 为生民立命> 为往圣继绝学> 为万世开太平>

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