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* Traps - are precise exceptions reported on the boundary `following` the instruction causing the exception. The same with `%rip`;
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* Aborts - are imprecise exceptions. Because they are imprecise, aborts typically do not allow reliable program restart.
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`Maskable` interrupts trigger the interrupt-handling mechanism only when RFLAGS.IF=1. Otherwise they are held pending for as long as the RFLAGS.IF bit is cleared to 0.
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`Maskable` interrupts trigger the interrupt-handling mechanism only when `RFLAGS.IF=1`. Otherwise they are held pending for as long as the `RFLAGS.IF` bit is cleared to 0.
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`Nonmaskable` interrupts (NMI) are unaffected by the value of the rFLAGS.IF bit. However, the occurrence of an NMI masks further NMIs until an IRET instruction is executed.
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`Nonmaskable` interrupts (NMI) are unaffected by the value of the 'RFLAGS.IF' bit. However, the occurrence of an NMI masks further NMIs until an IRET instruction is executed.
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Specific exception and interrupt sources are assigned a fixed vector-identification number (also called an “interrupt vector” or simply “vector”). The interrupt vector is used by the interrupt-handling mechanism to locate the system-software service routine assigned to the exception or interrupt. Up to
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256 unique interrupt vectors are available. The first 32 vectors are reserved for predefined exception and interrupt conditions. They are defined in the [arch/x86/include/asm/traps.h](http://lxr.free-electrons.com/source/arch/x86/include/asm/traps.h#L121) header file:
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