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This is a frequently asked question from people who came from microcontroler/dsp world. But under Linux applications it is not the way to do that, we have to «block» on the interrupt event. | This is a frequently asked question from people who came from microcontroler/dsp world. But under Linux applications it is not the way to do that, we have to «block» on the interrupt event. | ||
| − | In this article we will talk about gpio interruptions using the [[GPIOlib]] Linux driver. | + | In this article we will talk about gpio interruptions using the [[GPIOlib]] Linux driver under a C program. |
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Revision as of 16:37, 31 March 2014
Introduction
This is a frequently asked question from people who came from microcontroler/dsp world. But under Linux applications it is not the way to do that, we have to «block» on the interrupt event.
In this article we will talk about gpio interruptions using the GPIOlib Linux driver under a C program.
TODO
GPIOlib
TODO
