/*-
* Copyright (c) 2001 Ben Harris
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/*
* Stray IRQ bug:
*
* Occasionally, when receiving, we get a stray IRQ. Sometimes, the interrupt
* bit on the unixbp reads as clear. In any case, comintr() gets an IIR
* of 0xc1 (no interrupts pending).
*
* The behaviour can be observed with a logic probe:
*
* Channel 1 to PIRQ* (pin 19 on IC3 on A540 backplane)
* Channel 2 to INTR on 16550
* trigger on ch1 low, ch2 falling
* 2 us/div
*
* This catches cases where the 16550 de-asserts the interrupt before
* irq_handler is entered and disables the interrupt at unixbp (by calling
* splhigh()).
*
* This gets us 5us pulses on INTR and PIRQ*. Now to work out why.
*
* Connecting channel 3 to the CS2* pin on the 16550 shows it high throughout,
* so the interrupt isn't being cleared by the host. MR, similarly, is low
* throughout, so it's not being cleared by a reset.
*/