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A stereotypical answer FigBug didn't mention was interrupt latency is much faster and jitter in the interrupt latency sometimes doesn't even exist.

Also, closely related to above, simplicity and modularity. Don't want to be the guy debugging why the antilock brakes occasionally miss an encoder transition when the engine RPM fuel injector routine is just perfectly the wrong interrupt rate. Its very much unix vs windows philosophy WRT monolithic-ness.




I think multi-core mcu's have interrupt independence per core.




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