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The VAX IPL levels map to x86 interrupts somewhat cleanly, but not so well to RISC-V. Once we really reach our stride of having disk, display, terminals, and such going, we need to preserve the spl(x) and split() functionality in a way that approximately maps to RISC-V interrupt controllers. (Bonus points for working on both GD32V and K210, even if only one core awake.)
The VAX IPL levels map to x86 interrupts somewhat cleanly, but not so well to RISC-V. Once we really reach our stride of having disk, display, terminals, and such going, we need to preserve the spl(x) and split() functionality in a way that approximately maps to RISC-V interrupt controllers. (Bonus points for working on both GD32V and K210, even if only one core awake.)
The terms are described pretty well at http://osr600doc.sco.com/en/man/html.D3/spl.D3.html I think disk, tty, base, timeout, split are probably the highpoint.
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