@sharad
process A has gone to sleep asking kernel to wake it only if resource
which it needs is available. So this process is sleeping.
I think it is not possible for a process to interrupt another process.
Lets understand it by these examples.
Two processes can communicate, bit not interrupt.
@souravsain
means that process has slept and asked kernel to wake it only if its
resource which it need,it got so at that time can any process interrupt it
or not
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This needs a bit clarification. Interrupts and priority are different.
Priority of a process determines who often it gets CPU slot for
execution. Interrupt is an external (hardware or software) event
raised which may results in temporary context switch from the running
process to handle the
