If I define a nonconforming code segment with a privilege not equal to zero, it can be 2 or 1 for example as an interrupt or exception handler. For what privileges this handler can run?
nonconforming code segment with a privilege equal to zero has been explained in the manual, Core 2 Duo!!(First please write about it if you know it)
nonconforming code segment with a privilege equal to zero has been explained in the manual, Core 2 Duo!!(First please write about it if you know it)
The rest is explained in the manual as well, under exception handling.
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If I define a nonconforming code segment with a privilege not equal to zero, it can be 2 or 1 for example as an interrupt or exception handler. For what privileges this handler can run?
Under what operating system? Privilege level zero is used by the OS but from there it varies as each OS defines what executes at a certain privilege level.
Under what operating system? Privilege level zero is used by the OS but from there it varies as each OS defines what executes at a certain privilege level.
Thank you for the replies.
My question is not about a specific OS and does not depend on OS and it is about the function of the microprocessor.
Under what operating system? Privilege level zero is used by the OS but from there it varies as each OS defines what executes at a certain privilege level.
Thank you for the replies.
My question is not about a specific OS and does not depend on OS and it is about the function of the microprocessor.
Actually, your question did NOT mention whether dependence on an operating system was a factor, thus my response ;)