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the bus driver: support xfer() while in IRQ #36
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Splitting the async xfer into two parts helps avoid unnecessary overhead with setuping buffers and handlers. Continuation xfer support included.
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Splitting the async xfer into two parts helps avoid unnecessary overhead with setuping buffers and handlers. Continuation xfer support included.
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Splitting the async xfer into two parts helps avoid unnecessary overhead with setuping buffers and handlers. Continuation xfer support included.
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Splitting the async xfer into two parts helps avoid unnecessary overhead with setuping buffers and handlers. Continuation xfer support included.
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The bus: #36 Basic support of running xfer() during IRQ
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Implemented in #64 |
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Currently there is no way to start new bus transfer while servicing an interrupt. This is the significant limitation which prevents designing of event-driven systems based on the Core.
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Bus xfer() method.
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