Welcome to this repository, dedicated to exploring interrupts within the Linux kernel!
Interrupts are fundamental to operating systems, enabling communication between the CPU and I/O devices. In this section, we'll dive into what interrupts are and their significance in the Linux kernel.
From hardware interrupts to software interrupts, learn about the diverse types of interrupts and their distinct roles.
Discover the mechanisms behind how the Linux kernel processes and responds to different interrupts.
Dive deeper into specific topics around interrupts, such as nested interrupts, priority levels, and more.
See real-world examples of how interrupts are used and handled in various scenarios within the Linux environment.
Feel free to contribute, raise issues, or suggest improvements. Let's explore the world of Linux interrupts together!
This repository is licensed under the MIT License. Check out the LICENSE file for more information.