interrupt-driven

Such a system is said to be interrupt-driven.

Vortex shows a spiral with interrupt-driven music and colour switching.

You know what an interrupt-driven software system is?

For high speed transfers, you will probably need interrupt-driven routines, which are available for some these.

Well, it must exist, it's just not interrupt-driven.

Pass only preprocessed data over the host bus using interrupt-driven I/O.

His is interrupt-driven, mine is native in the operating system," said Ferreira. "

They use an interrupt-driven mailbox and shared buffers.

I/O was supported via a series of supplied drivers which used polled (not interrupt-driven) techniques.

There was also an interrupt-driven component called the Waitlist which could schedule multiple timer-driven 'tasks'.

It may not be desirable or practical to implement interrupt-driven processing for every hardware device, particularly those that are seldom accessed.

Their real-time operating system consisted of an in-house interrupt-driven priority-based operating system.

In interrupt-driven processors, this instruction halts the CPU until an external interrupt is received.

Console ROM includes interrupt-driven music list playback.

The constant interrupt latency allows PICs to achieve interrupt-driven low-jitter timing sequences.

Interrupt-driven embedded software provides four quadrant operation for precise motor control using Hall effect, quadrature, or sensorless operation modes.

MASTER was interrupt-driven, supported large memory, multi-tasking.

Stack Size Analysis for Interrupt-driven Programs (322 KB)

Interrupt-driven I/O is where the peripheral alerts the CPU that it is ready to transfer data.

Input/output, bus organization, polling and interrupt-driven I/O, DMA.

A set of interrupt-driven user interface routines called Pinball provided keyboard and display services for the jobs and tasks running on the AGC.

FOCAL made extensive use of interrupt-driven terminal I/O, so it could keep four teleprinters busily whirring with nary a pause.

IMDOS introduced interrupt-driven devices, tree-structured directories, and other advances to CP/M.

For demanding applications where fast, interrupt-driven operation is required, the CJ1W-NC and CS1W-NC position control units offer high-speed interrupt feeding.

Although not as wasteful of CPU cycles as busy waiting, this is generally not as efficient as the alternative to polling, interrupt-driven I/O.