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Chapter 6 EIT: Exceptions, Interrupts and Traps
7.Multiple EIT Processing
7. Multiple EIT Processing
If multiple EITs are generated at the same time, CPU repeats the operation which selects one of the EIT to
accept, and then executes EIT sequence, and detects EIT again. If there is no EIT to accept upon detecting
EIT, CPU executes instruction of the last accepted EIT handler. Therefore, if multiple EITs are generated at
the same time, execution sequence of each EIT handler is determined by the following two parameters.
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Priority Level of Receipt of EIT Triggers
Priority level of receipt of EIT triggers means the sequence to select which EIT triggers to execute by saving
PS and PC in order to update PC and masking other triggers where appropriate.
EIT does not always mean first-in first-out handler.
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How to Mask Other Triggers upon the Receipt
Table below shows the execution sequence of each handler for multiple EIT triggers generated at the same
time when considering mask processes for other triggers upon the receipt of EIT triggers.
Table 7-1 Priority Level of Receipt of EIT Triggers and Mask for Other Triggers
Priority for accepting EITs EIT Masking of other EITs
1 Reset All EITs are cleared
2 Instruction Break Other EITs are canceled (ILM = 4)
3 INTE instruction Other EITs are canceled (ILM = 4)
4 Undefined instruction exception Other EITs are canceled (I-flag = 0)
5 INT instruction / Coprocessor exceptions I-flag = 0
6 Memory protection violation I-flag = 0
7 User interrupt ILM = level of accepted INT
8 NMI (user) ILM = 15
9 NMI (emulator) Other EITs are canceled (ILM = 4)
10 Step Trace trap Other EITs are canceled (ILM = 4)
11 Operand Break Other EITs are canceled (ILM = 4)
Table 7-2 Execution Sequence of EIT Handlers
Handler execution Priority EIT Masking of other EITs
1 Reset All EITs are cleared
2 Undefined instruction exception Other EITs are canceled (I-flag = 0)
3 Instruction Break Other EITs are canceled (ILM = 4)
4 INTE instruction Other EITs are canceled (ILM = 4)
5 NMI (emulator) Other EITs are canceled (ILM = 4)
6 Step Trace trap Other EITs are canceled (ILM = 4)
7 Operand Break Other EITs are canceled (ILM = 4)
8 NMI (user) ILM = 15
9 Memory protection violation I-flag = 0
10 INT instruction / Coprocessor exceptions I-flag = 0
11 User interrupt ILM = level of accepted INT