interrupts top and bottom half
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- Subject: interrupts top and bottom half
- From: "rahul N." <rahul8143@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 24 Sep 2005 14:59:15 +0530
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- Reply-to: "rahul N." <rahul8143@xxxxxxxxx>
Hello,
I am learning linux
internals where i got problem in understanding top level interrupts and
bottom level interrupts.
can anybody write for me whats the differece between them and when software and hardware interrupts are invoked?
regards,
rahul.
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