For example, "signal ReceiveMsg.receive()" would 
immediatly execute 
ReceiveMsg.receive() as if it is just a function call. This is independent 
of whether interrupts are enabled/disabled.

Manjunath D
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On Wed, 16 Jun 2010, Jinliang, Wei wrote:

> Suppose there is no interruption/or all commands are within an atomic
> block, if events are signaled, are they executed right away, or are they
> executed somewhere in future?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Jinliang, Wei
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