disabled interrupt
[dɪsˈeɪbəld ˈɪntərʌpt]
nounpl: disabled interrupts
interrupção desabilitada
1. A state in computing where interrupt signals are turned off or masked, preventing the processor from responding to interrupt requests until they are re-enabled
The system entered a disabled interrupt state to protect critical data during the transaction.
O sistema entrou em um estado de interrupção desabilitada para proteger dados críticos durante a transação.
2. A configuration setting in software or firmware where certain hardware or software interrupts are prevented from triggering their associated handlers
With disabled interrupts, the real-time clock signal could not wake the processor from sleep mode.
Com as interrupções desabilitadas, o sinal do relógio em tempo real não conseguia despertar o processador do modo de espera.
This is a specialized technical term primarily used in computer science, embedded systems, and software engineering contexts. It is universally understood in English-speaking and Portuguese-speaking tech communities without significant regional variation, though Portugal may prefer 'desativada' over 'desabilitada'.
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