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89  * In order to balance interrupts among available CPUs, we use
91  * assign weights to channel interrupts. These weights, which are
95  * Interrupts for VIO devclass channels are given more weight than
96  * other interrupts because they are expected to occur more
98  * Transmit interrupts are given a zero weight because they are
102  * interrupts are redistributed and when they are added. However,
103  * removal of interrupts can unbalance the distribution even if
105  * are added. This can occur when interrupts are removed after
109  * relative to other weighted interrupts on the system. For VIO
314  * framework. This will redirect interrupts at CPUs that are
317  * Note: any interrupts with weight greater than or equal to
399  * for any pending interrupts to finish.
406 	/* disable interrupts */  in cnex_intr_dis_wait()
415 	 * Make a best effort to wait for pending interrupts  in cnex_intr_dis_wait()
706 	/* set the target CPU and then enable interrupts */  in cnex_add_intr()
858 	 * Check if there are pending interrupts. If interrupts are  in cnex_rem_intr()
869 	/* if interrupts are still pending print warning */  in cnex_rem_intr()
986 	 * help monitor the interrupts on a per device basis only.  in cnex_intr_wrapper()
1286  *	  interrupts corresponding to these channels.