Re: Premptive vs non-premptive kernel.

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--- Jan Hudec <bulb@ucw.cz> wrote:
 
> schedule() does not do the check. After all, it's
> called rather often in
> kernel context (explicitely). So the check must be
> somewhere in the
> timer interrupt stuff.

yes, thats true it cant happen in schedule(), it
should have happened in the timer_interupt service
routine , it striked me later :-) !
which is the service routine and in which file is it? 
please let me know.
thank you.

cheers,
Amith 


		
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