interrupt handling
[ˌɪn.tə.ˈrʌpt ˈhæn.dlɪŋ]
nounpl: interrupt handlings
tratamento de interrupções
1. The process in computing where a processor responds to and manages signals or events that require immediate attention, temporarily pausing the current task.
The operating system uses interrupt handling to manage hardware and software events efficiently.
O sistema operacional utiliza o tratamento de interrupções para gerenciar eventos de hardware e software de forma eficiente.
2. The mechanism by which a computer system prioritizes and executes interrupt service routines (ISRs) when interrupts occur.
Proper interrupt handling is critical for real-time systems to respond to time-sensitive events.
O tratamento apropriado de interrupções é crítico para que sistemas em tempo real respondam a eventos sensíveis ao tempo.
3. The set of procedures and protocols used to detect, process, and resolve interrupts from various sources.
The programmer implemented efficient interrupt handling to reduce latency in the embedded system.
O programador implementou um tratamento eficiente de interrupções para reduzir a latência no sistema embarcado.
This is a technical term primarily used in computer science, software engineering, and embedded systems fields. It is used uniformly across both Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese technical communities, though there are minor variations in terminology. In Brazil, it is commonly encountered in university computer science programs and in the IT industry.
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