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.. _basicObjects:
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Execution Contexts
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Tasks, fibers and interrupt service routines serve as the basis of the
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operating system functionality. The purpose of this section is to
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describe how this execution contexts operate, their behavior and their
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implementation. Using this information you should be able to understand
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what each context is capable of, how it operates and where its limits
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are.
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This section does not replace the Application Program Interface
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documentation but rather complements it. The examples should provide
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you with enough insight to understand the functionality but are not
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meant to replace the detailed in-code documentation.
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.. toctree:: Table of Contents
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:maxdepth: 2
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object_basic_fibers.rst
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object_basic_interrupts.rst
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object_basic_tasks.rst
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