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* When adding a timer to that queue, its reference count is incremented (if it wasn't already in the queue). It is only decremented when needed, after actually signaling the timer by the interrupt-handling code.
* When adding a timer to that queue, its reference count is incremented (if it wasn't already in the queue). It is only decremented when needed, after actually signaling the timer by the interrupt-handling code.
* A virtual method was added to the definition of abstract class [[KTimeableInterruptEvent]], which returns <code>static_cast<KAutoObject *>(this)->referenceCount != 1</code> for KTimer instances and <code>true</code> for KThread instances. Prior to (re)adding timer interrupt events (as well as some other objects) to the queue, objects with a refcount of 1 are removed from it.
* A virtual method was added to the definition of abstract class [[KTimeableInterruptEvent]], which returns <code>static_cast<KAutoObject *>(this)->referenceCount != 1</code> for KTimer instances and <code>true</code> for KThread instances. Prior to (re)adding timer interrupt events (as well as some other objects) to the queue, objects with a refcount of 1 are removed from it.
A new [[SVC]] was implemented: 0x59.


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