Ryan Raasch wrote:


Carlos Lavin wrote:
i am asking that if it is possible to start a module without MODULE_INIT function in the body of program.

It looks as though all drivers that use v4l2_i2c_driver_data DO NOT use the module_init function.

According to commit 14386c2b7793652a656021a3345cff3b0f6771f9, v4l2_subdev is used instead. However, this is different for me also.


Ryan


Ok. I was curious myself, so i looked how it works.

The file v4l2-i2c-drv.h has the module_init() code. So when this header file is included, you get the initialization code for free.



2009/11/11 Ryan Raasch <ryan.raa...@gmail.com <mailto:ryan.raa...@gmail.com>>



    Carlos Lavin wrote:

        i don't know that it pass with this module, ov7670.c , because i
        don't see
        in the screen of my Pc this modulo when the kernel is load. this
        module
        haven't the module_init  function , and i don't know if it is
        possible to
        run it without this function. the version kernel where i work is
        2.6.30,
        also i have patched this modulo for works with the library
        soc_camera.h
        can anybody help me? I am rookie in this topics.
        thanks.
        --

    What are you asking?

    Ryan

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