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Nemaskovatelné přerušení

Signál NMI (Non-maskable interrupt) neboli nemaskovatelné přerušení je speciální přerušovací signál mikroprocesoru (CPU) nebo jakéhokoli systému, který využívá paměť. Je určen k tomu, aby informoval systém o katastrofických dějích, které je nutné obsloužit neprodleně. Příkladem je chyba parity paměti nebo vykonání části programu, která se nedá odložit.

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CPUChyba parity pamětiDMAReset
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Nemaskovatelné přerušení

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Avg. degree1.67
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přerušení systému systém paměti prioritu cpu nejvyšší přístup signál dma reset nemaskovatelné nmi non-maskable interrupt neboli speciální přerušovací mikroprocesoru jakéhokoli

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