interrupt inhibited

[/ˌɪntəˈrʌpt ɪnˈhɪbɪtɪd/]
adjective
interrupção inibida
1. A technical state in computing where interrupt signals are disabled or prevented from being processed by the processor
The system entered an interrupt inhibited state during the critical section of code execution.
O sistema entrou em um estado de interrupção inibida durante a seção crítica da execução do código.
2. In operating systems, a condition where external or internal signals that would normally interrupt program execution are blocked or suppressed
During the memory copy operation, interrupts were inhibited to prevent data corruption.
Durante a operação de cópia de memória, as interrupções foram inibidas para evitar corrupção de dados.
This is specialized technical terminology primarily used in computer science, software engineering, and systems programming. It is not commonly used in everyday language and is specific to discussions about processor behavior, operating systems, and real-time systems. The term is universally understood in international tech communities regardless of region.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
interrupt disabledinterrupt suppressedinterrupt maskedinterrupt blocked
Antonyms / Antônimos
interrupt enabledinterrupt activeinterrupt allowed

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
interrupção inibida
Standard technical terminology used in computing education and professional contexts
São Paulo
interrupção bloqueada
Alternative technical term sometimes used in software development communities
Portugal
interrupção inibida
Same terminology as Brazilian Portuguese in technical contexts
USA Tech Industry
interrupt inhibited / interrupt disabled
Standard terminology in computer architecture and operating systems documentation

Related Words

interrupt handlerinterrupt requestcontext switchcritical sectionmutual exclusion

Related Idioms & Phrases

with interrupts inhibited
in an interrupt inhibited state
while interrupts are inhibited
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