On 25 June 2012 12:11, Michael Haberler <[email protected]> wrote:
> I wanted to learn about Fuse (http://fuse.sourceforge.net/) and did a 
> prototype halfs which makes the HAL namespace visible in the Linux filesystem.
> components  functions  params  pins  signals  threads

I suspect that I might have been the trigger for this, so probably
ought to comment.

What I was looking for was a way to access HAL realtime functions from
Userspace. I think this could be part of that solution.

Other use-cases:
Currently BSPI outputs the names of the BSPI instances to dmesg. This
is not particularly convenient. Being able to find them in a file tree
would be neater.

It might make the job of configuration tools such as PNCConf easier,
especially now that so many of the Mesa cards create their own pin
names.

The original idea was that one might be able to pipe a firmware file
directly to a smart-serial remote card from userspace to somewhere
where kernel space could pick it up and use it.

If there is no significant overhead I would be tempted to suggest that
it be implemented and then we can see how useful it turns out to be.

-- 
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