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A kernel function that may be called from an interrupt handler is usually distinguished by
Answer: A
Calling the ordinary blocking version from a handler would try to block the interrupt context, which has no task to block, so kernels provide non-blocking variants and name them plainly. Mixing them up is a common and hard-to-diagnose fault.
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