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@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ As mentioned earlier, an interrupt can occur at any time for a reason which the
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* `Traps`
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* `Aborts`
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-A `fault` is an exception reported before the execution of a "faulty" instruction (which can then be corrected). If correct, it allows the interrupted program to be resume.
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+A `fault` is an exception reported before the execution of a "faulty" instruction (which can then be corrected). If correct, it allows the interrupted program to resume.
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Next a `trap` is an exception which is reported immediately following the execution of the `trap` instruction. Traps also allow the interrupted program to be continued just as a `fault` does.
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