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From: costello@mbunix.mitre.org (Costello)
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Subject: How are interrupt signals mapped w/ Alsys and Verdix
Keywords: interrupt signals
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Hello, as I uderstand it interrupts are converted to entry calls. These
entry calls may be implemented as an ordinary entry call, a timed entry call, 
or a conditional entry call. For example, on the system which I am working 
on (Mac IIx running A/UX) Telesoft implements the interrupt entry calls as 
conditional entry calls. 

I am doing a summary of how different vendors (Telesoft, Alsys, Verdix, etc)
implements interrupts. I would appreciate it if you would send me a little
note telling me how interrupts are implemented on your system:

vendor: (Telesoft, Verdix, Alsys, etc)
interrupts implemented as: (ordinary entry calls, timed entry calls, or
                            conditional entry calls)
system: (eg. Mac IIx running A/UX)

Please e-mail directly to me: costello@mitre.com
Thanks. If there is an expressed interest I will post a summary of my
findings. Cheers! /Roger