Rutger Hofman wrote:
>> Well, the point to use directly open/write is to not have buffered
>> functions and to be sure the gpio is set as soon as possible. Using
>> fopen/fwrite I have at least to call always fflush() after setting the
>> gpios. Should not be better to use open/write to drive the hardware ?
> 
> Wouldn't setvbuf(file, _IONBF) do what you want?

Yep, thanks,

Stefano

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