KINTERRUPT_MODE - NtDoc
Native API online documentation, based on the System Informer
(formerly Process Hacker) phnt
headers
// miniport.h
typedef enum _KINTERRUPT_MODE {
LevelSensitive,
Latched
} KINTERRUPT_MODE;
View the official Windows Driver Kit DDI reference// wdm.h
typedef enum _KINTERRUPT_MODE {
LevelSensitive,
Latched
} KINTERRUPT_MODE;
View the official Windows Driver Kit DDI referenceNo description available.
The KINTERRUPT_MODE enumeration type indicates whether an interrupt is level-triggered or edge-triggered.
LevelSensitiveThe interrupt is level-triggered. This is the mode for traditional PCI line-based interrupts.
LatchedThe interrupt is edge-triggered. This is the mode for PCI message-signaled interrupts.
The interrupt mode is an electrical characteristic of the interrupt. A device signals a level-triggered interrupt by changing the voltage on the interrupt pin, and holding it there until the processor signals that the interrupt is received. In contrast, to signal an edge-triggered interrupt, the device changes the voltage state for a fixed period of time, before reverting to the original voltage state.
The KINTERRUPT_MODE enumeration type indicates whether an interrupt is level-triggered or edge-triggered.
LevelSensitiveThe interrupt is level-triggered. This is the mode for traditional PCI line-based interrupts.
LatchedThe interrupt is edge-triggered. This is the mode for PCI message-signaled interrupts.
The interrupt mode is an electrical characteristic of the interrupt. A device signals a level-triggered interrupt by changing the voltage on the interrupt pin, and holding it there until the processor signals that the interrupt is received. In contrast, to signal an edge-triggered interrupt, the device changes the voltage state for a fixed period of time, before reverting to the original voltage state.