rustubs::proc::sync::irq

Struct IRQGate

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pub struct IRQGate {
    prologue: unsafe fn(),
    epilogue_entrant: Option<EpilogueEntrant>,
}
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describes a device interrupt handler routine. This is used to register a device driver to an interrupt line (see plugbox). Device drivers code should implement the IRQHandler or IRQHandlerEpilogue trait.

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§prologue: unsafe fn()§epilogue_entrant: Option<EpilogueEntrant>

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impl IRQGate

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pub unsafe fn call_prologue(&self)

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pub fn get_epilogue(&self) -> Option<EpilogueEntrant>

the epilogue function should never be directly called from the IRQGate. Instead you need to get an epilogue entrant, and insert it into the epilogue queue, so that the execution of epilogues are synchronized.

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impl Clone for IRQGate

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fn clone(&self) -> IRQGate

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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Copy for IRQGate

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impl Freeze for IRQGate

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impl RefUnwindSafe for IRQGate

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impl Send for IRQGate

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impl Sync for IRQGate

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impl Unpin for IRQGate

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impl UnwindSafe for IRQGate

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