Does the BeOS allow for a preemptable kernel and n

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Does your driver model follow the UNI* model or does yours allow for a preemptable kernel and nested interrupts?

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BeOS Internals

FAQ Number:
FAQ-0082

Last Modified:
2/3/98

Keywords:
BeOS, Developing, Internals, interrupt, kernel, preempt, driver

Our kernel is preemptable and allows for nested interrupts. At this time, our drivers are not using nested interrupts.

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Does the BeOS allow for a preemptable kernel and n

Does your driver model follow the UNI* model or does yours allow for a preemptable kernel and nested interrupts?