David Brownell wrote:
>> Because there isn't an actual IRQ for each pin,
>> they need to be virtual.
>
> Actually, some of them could be "real" IRQs
> instead of being dispatched through the GPIO
> bank IRQ (which is a "real" IRQ, of course).
>
> But that gets messy. At one point it didn't
> work
> Because there isn't an actual IRQ for each pin,
> they need to be virtual.
Actually, some of them could be "real" IRQs
instead of being dispatched through the GPIO
bank IRQ (which is a "real" IRQ, of course).
But that gets messy. At one point it didn't
work at all in Linux. It should work now
Jon
Because there isn't an actual IRQ for each pin, they need to be
virtual. The alternative is to have multiple drivers all wanting the
same IRQ
Steve
On Jun 3, 2010, at 6:30 AM, Jon Povey wrote:
I have spent today convinced something was wrong with gpio_to_irq()
on DM355, and am slo
