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Spurious interrupt


 Hi,
       
 
   I am using eCos for Arm pid target.I am using sid for printf's 
 .I am working on PC only not on board.In my code i have 5 threads being 
 created in cyg_user_start function.Alarm's are being used by the threads
 for some tasks.I am using real time clock for alarms.tick function is
 called after the scheduler is started,but once the first alarm is
 triggered,tick function is not called at all.So my second
 alarm(different from first one) is not triggering and the program is
 getting stuck.
 
 The program is going into spurious INTR code.
 What is this spurious interrupt?
 Is this the reason for tick function not to be called and second alarm
 not to be triggerd ?
 
 
 Plz reply for this mail.
 Thanks and Regards
 Mahesh 
  
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 Mahesh M Patil
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Cranes Software International Limited
VasanthNagar
Bangalore
Mobile:9845579634
Office:2381740/1/2 Extn:234
www.cranessoftware.com


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