good enough, but i have a query regarding this then.
On a 8K kernel stack system, doesn't interrupts share the stack associated
with the current process which was interrupted?
Yes, I think so.
Doesn't interrupt steals the CPU slice time allocated to the running process
to run?
I don't think so but I am not sure.
Doesn't it run in current process's context ?
No. I think the concept of process context is a higher-level logical
concept. Though the interrupt share stack with the interrupted
process, in my opinion it logically does not share the context with
the process.
What am i missing here?
Thanks
~psr
But I do not see the exact relationship between your specific queries
and the original question. Could you elaborate?
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