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From: cs031057@cs.brown.edu (Kostadis Roussos)
Subject: Interrupts in BSF
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Organization: Dept. of Computer Science, Brown University
Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1993 23:54:17 GMT
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Hello, my name is KOSTADIS, I am not a long time UNIX user (OS/2, dos
etc ....  ) however, I am involved in a research project at Brown with
a Robot named Gort. We are in the midst of a long and potracted debate
over wether an interrupt handler can be made into a single process in BSD.
In other words, wether we can make a device and its associated
code/memory a process which interrupts the main process when
appropriate.  (The code/memory would be part of code we wrote to
interpret sensory data(the memory) and based on that send messages to
the Brain) I need information and anywould be much appreciated.

--Kostadis 

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