CCS: Difference between vector table and interrup table from TI RTOS point of view.

TI-RTOS uses an interrupt vector table - that is it uses a table that maps interrupts to their corresponding interrupt service routine (ISR).

I'm not sure what the 'interrupt table' is that you're referring to in the latter part of what you wrote. Perhaps you could provide more detail on what it is and where you're seeing it referenced.

Steve

Can we use  large data in interrupt service routine like copying from one buffer to another.

Regards

praveen

Hi Praveen,
It is never recommended to have long processes inside interrupt service routines (ISR) no matter which MCU you are using.
It is up to the designer to ensure that your system is not stuck in an ISR for too long (for example: storing pointers to data in the ISR and handling the data inside a process outside of the ISR). TI-RTOS offers many synchronization modules to inform about events that have occurred.
Regards,
Michel

just to add to Michel's post ... yes you want to do minimal work in a Hwi ISR. If you need to do more work, you should post a Swi from the Hwi ISR and then do the heavy work load within the Swi function.

Steve