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suspend and resume

I am working on a program that has one function running, then interrupted by another function. After the interrupting function finishes, the original function should resume from the point where it gets interrupted.
How should i deal with this case?
I really appreciate it if someone can give me some suggestions to help a newbie out?
Sep 30 '06 #1
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In assembly, there is a convenient instruction, usually named RETI, that is "return from interrupt".

How do you plan on generating the interrupt? I assume it's timer- or thread-generated interrupt. Otherwise, I don't see how it wouldn't happen at the same point in your code every time. In that case, you could call a subroutine. If you have the technology to generate interrupts, you should have the technology to return from interrupts.
Sep 30 '06 #2
I want to use thread-generated interrupt.please tell me what should i do?Thank you!
Oct 8 '06 #3
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You don't need to do anything, just start your 2 threads, the OS should handle swopping between them for you.

If there are sections of code that need to run exclusively (i.e. while 1 thread is running them the other thread can not be allowed to also run them) then use semaphore (or mutex or critical section on windows) prtection to prevent more than 1 thread at a time running the code.
Oct 9 '06 #4

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