- @abstract Functions that get called by the interrupt controller.See $link IOService::registerInterrupt
- @param nub Where did the interrupt originate from
- @param ind What is this interrupts index within 'nub'. */
- virtual void disableInterruptOccurred(void *, IOService *nub, int ind);
+ * @abstract Functions that get called by the interrupt controller.See $link IOService::registerInterrupt
+ * @param nub Where did the interrupt originate from
+ * @param ind What is this interrupts index within 'nub'. */
+ virtual void disableInterruptOccurred(void *, IOService *nub, int ind);
+
+/*! @function warmCPU
+ * @abstract Tries to reduce latency for an interrupt which will be received near a specified time.
+ * @discussion Warms up a CPU in advance of an interrupt so that the interrupt may be serviced with predictable latency.
+ * The warm-up is not periodic; callers should call warmCPU once in advance of each interrupt. It is recommended that
+ * requests be issues in serial (i.e. each after the target for the previous call has elapsed), as there is a systemwide
+ * cap on the number of outstanding requests. This routine may be disruptive to the system if used with very small intervals
+ * between requests; it should be used only in cases where interrupt latency is absolutely critical, and tens or hundreds of
+ * milliseconds between targets is the expected time scale. NOTE: it is not safe to call this method with interrupts disabled.
+ * @param abstime Time at which interrupt is expected. */
+ IOReturn warmCPU(uint64_t abstime);
+
+private:
+ IOReturn registerInterruptHandler(IOService *inProvider, int inIntIndex);
+ void unregisterInterruptHandler(IOService *inProvider, int inIntIndex);