RE: [ECOS] spurious interrupt occuring for no apparent reason

["Dan Conti" <danc@iobjects.com>]

When you get a spurious interrupt, it's because the interrupt is
unmasked on the processor, but you haven't registered a handler for the
interrupt in eCos. If the cs8900 driver is unmasking that interrupt you
might want to make sure that it is properly registering an interrupt
handler first.

Yes, theoretically that should never occur, hence the assertion.

-Dan

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Trenton D. Adams [ mailto:tadams@theone.dnsalias.com ]
> Sent: Monday, August 27, 2001 11:44 AM
> To: 'eCos Discussion'
> Subject: [ECOS] spurious interrupt occuring for no apparent reason
> 
> 
> I'm running on and edb7111-2 rev b board.  Every once in 
> awhile (once in
> a blue moon), I get a spurious interrupt occuring.
> 
> TRACE: <5>[202]hal_arch_default_isr() Interrupt: 8
> ASSERT FAIL: <5>[204]hal_arch_default_isr() Spurious Interrupt!!!
> 
> My program does not enabled EINT3 (int 8) in any way shape or 
> form.  The
> edb7111-2 ethernet driver for the CS-8900 does enable this interrupt
> though.  But all it appears to do is IGNORE it.  By this I mean simply
> ack it and then re-enable it.  So, this EINT3 problem should
> theoretically never occur, should it?
> 
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