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Apparently so... http://www.fast400.net/ --phil [ waiting for the fallout :o) ] > -----Original Message----- > From: Joe Giusto [mailto:jgiusto@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx] > Subject: RE: CPW limit > > > Is there any way to set the timer interval manually? > > > -----Original Message----- > > It is not even that (in a sense). The timer issues an > interrupt every so > often to signal to the operating system that it is time to > give the CPU to > another job. Processing of interrupts is done by task(s) > CFINTnn. These > tasks run all the time and perform necessary interrupt processing. > Processing an interrupt takes a certain (short) time, so you > don't want > the timer to interrupt too often. If the system exceeds its > CPW interactive > limit, the timer interval (inverse of how often the timer > interrupts) is > just > set > to a very small value, forcing the machine to spend almost > all its time > processing these interrupts and the system slows to a crawl. Later, > when interactive load decreases, the timer interval is > increased again.
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