Re: Why no interrupt priorities?

[Chris Friesen]

Grover, Andrew wrote:

> If a device later in the handler chain is also interrupting, then the
> interrupt will immediately trigger again. The irq line will remain
> asserted until nobody is asserting it.

I thought I saw examples of edge-triggered shared interrupts earlier in 
the thread.  Doesn't that give the reason for this behaviour?

Chris

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