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vectored, a. Computing.|ˈvɛktəd|
[f. vector n. + -ed2.]
Of a facility for interrupting a program: supplying the address to which the program must jump when it is interrupted.
1976M. Healey Minicomputers & Microprocessors iv. 136 The obvious advantage of vectored interrupts is the low time that exists between an interrupt being accepted and the specific service routine commencing. 1979Sci. Amer. July 1/2 (Advt.), The new Series Sixteen stands out for state-of-the-art technology as well:..no fewer than 255 vectored interrupts and battery backup for memory retention during power failures. 1982A. Clements Microcomputer Design & Construction vi. 170 Motorola have introduced a hardware device giving the 6800 a vectored interrupt facility. |