Re: protected type interrupts

[Jean-Pierre Rosen <rosen@adalog.fr>]

Jeffrey R. Carter a �crit :
> If a call to a procedure or entry of a protected object changes the 
> barrier on another entry to True, the thread of control that changed the 
> barrier is allowed to execute the newly open entry on behalf of the task 
> that called it. So the entry is not being executed in the interrupt 
> handler, but by the thread of control that called the interrupt handler.
> 
But since you specified a priority for the PO (and assuming 
priority_ceiling), you still execute at interrupt priority. Depending on 
the hardware and how priorities are managed, this may delay or hide 
actual interrupts.

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