I am reading about windows kernel development and in the IRQL section the word "processor" it is used. I cannot determine if the IRQL is specific for the whole core or for the logical core aka "thread".I know that each logical core has its own register set.So when a driver code uses the KeRaiseIrql() to raise the IRQL, the code that running on the other logical core(modern cpus often have 2 logical core per core), stops running?