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This is correct. Nothing in the IRQ or scheduler path should use the FPU, so the context is not saved. This speeds things up greatly, since it takes quite a bit of time and space to save the full fpu/vector state.
Hi All,
For Aarch64, in file arch\arm64\exceptions.s, for arm64_irq_current_el_SPx, why floating point state and registers are not saved?
Is there not a chance that interrupt service routine / handler will use and hence corrupt the floating point registers
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