Interrupts VS Trap VS signals

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i start operating system recently so some concept very confusing for me that what are interrupt what are trap what are signals please define it with simple examples

Posted 18-Jan-15 4:41am

LiTtLe ProGrAMmErS

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Richard MacCutchan 18-Jan-15 11:38am

You can use Google to find discussions of all these concepts.

LiTtLe ProGrAMmErS 18-Jan-15 13:54pm

i know google but i want to discuss it here

Richard MacCutchan 19-Jan-15 3:37am

Well I am afraid this is not the place. These forums are for help with specific technical problems, and any answer to your question would not teach you what you want to know.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 18-Jan-15 17:12pm

Okay, at this moment, I'm afraid to say, you are not yet ready to writing OS, not even close. I would be glad to help you, but it would be too much beyond this forum, Quick Answers & Questions. Rather, you need to start regular study, to educate yourself fundamentally. I have no idea of your background in application programming, to start discussing system programming, but typically such education takes a lot of work. Try to be realistic.
—SA

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