Enter supervisor state with user stack
Source position: exec.pas line 1289
function SuperState: POINTER; |
Enter supervisor mode while running on the user's stack. The user still has access to user stack variables. Be careful though, the user stack must be large enough to accommodate space for all interrupt data -- this includes all possible nesting of interrupts. This function does nothing when called from supervisor state. This is not a good function to use, it has limited scope, and will probably be even less useful in the future.
You can easily cause your system to cease operating normally.
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Trap to a short supervisor mode function |
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Return to user state with user stack |