Lab 10 - Correcting the Wiring of Interrupt

Summary

1. The interrupt is an asynchronous call that is supposed to occur in response to stimuli outside of the operation of the CPU.
2. To correct this an interrupt flip-flop (similar to the run flip-flop) will be added to the unit.
3. Finally, I will pull out the RAM/ROM and turn CAPC into a chip.

Correcting the Interrupt

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Interrupt Flip-Flop

• A simple clone of the run flip flop should do the trick.
  Note What will guarantee that multiple interrupts aren't executed in tandem? If this occurs we get an error because our previous interrupt will be wiped out. Will this be controlled by an external device? (An interrupt scheduler?) Or should it be part of the core processor?