When a key is pressed, the keyboard controller signals the processor to pause its current work and deal with the key. What is this signal called?
Lorsqu'une touche est enfoncée, le contrôleur du clavier signale au processeur de suspendre son travail en cours pour traiter la touche. Comment appelle-t-on ce signal ?
Answers
AA restore pointUn point de restauration
BA page fileUn fichier d'échange
CA boot sectorUn secteur d'amorçage
DAn interrupt (IRQ)Une interruption (IRQ)
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