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Any way to detect an interrupt in Windows?

VashHT

Diamond Member
I'm working on a project with an embedded system, I was trying to verify if something in the hardware is working and readable by software. Basically, the system is supposed to generate an interrupt on a certain IRQ when the input voltage drops below a certain level.

Is there a way to detect this, say a program that was watching that specific IRQ for an interrupt to come through or something like that. I'm not really a software guy myself, I stay on the hardware side of things generally so I'm not too sure if something like this is possible.

FYI I am trying to do this in Win7 and the platform is based around baytrail, not sure if any other info is needed.
 
You need to get down into the core of the OS/driver level to interface/piggy back on the interrupt handlers
 
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