ARM Architecture - Exception and Interrupt ModelHow can ARM exceptions be used to implement a real-time clock interrupt that updates a timer every second?AReset the processor every second to update timerBUse software polling to check time without exceptionsCSet a hardware timer to trigger an exception every second, then update timer in handlerDDisable exceptions and update timer in main loopCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Use hardware timer to generate exceptionsConfigure a timer to raise an exception interrupt every second.Step 2: Update timer inside exception handlerIn the handler, increment or update the timer value safely and quickly.Final Answer:Set a hardware timer to trigger an exception every second, then update timer in handler -> Option CQuick Check:Hardware timer + exception handler = real-time update [OK]Quick Trick: Use timer exceptions for precise periodic updates [OK]Common Mistakes:Using software polling which is less preciseDisabling exceptions disables timer updatesResetting processor wastes time
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