How does the OS handle High-Level Exceptions?

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  1. deadlock

    deadlock New Member

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    Hi guys,

    Im starting out with my first question:
    How do Operating Systems handle Highlevel-Interrupts.
    I think that's it what people call a "software interrupt" - but that's all I know.
    I want to get some in-depth knowledge about this.

    I'll be grateful for any good explanation and links discussing this issue.

    If there are to made basic separation between Unix-like systems and Windows systems, please specify them (separately).


    greetings,
    your deadlock!:happy:
     
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    You should study the C windows(linux) OS functions, they will help you a bit ...
     

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