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Process Speed Controls Using Interrupts

The purpose of this project is to explore detecting events using interrupts or by using preemption that implements a nested interrupt management scheme. Concepts concerning processor context are introduced, as well as interrupt prioritization. The functional requirement for Project 5 are essentially identical to those for Project 3. The biggest difference is that time and button action events are detected by int…</description>
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