> - Make the device the last irqaction in the list
> - Our dummy handler will always return IRQ_HANDLED in case any other
> previous
> irqaction did not return such. It will also issue the timer and mask
> the irq in this case.
Ok
> btw, if I'm not mistaken only after bad 99900/100000 the irq is
> disabled.
(and with GIT providing that they occurred in a short time period)
> - If the timer pops before the guest acks the irq, the timer handler
> will
> ack the irq and unmask it. The timer's job is only to prevent
> deadlocks.
Ok I see what you are doing. It's either inspired or insane and I am not
quite sure which of the two. I agree it should work although may cause
performance crunches now and then and will also need care getting the
locking right.
Alan
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