--- In [email protected], "maxime_coquelin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Geert, > > What is the goal for making this? I am not sure to see why you want to > do this. >
Hi Maxime, The only goal is to see in my test application how the interrupt counter is increasing when an interrupt is detected by the irqPA module (you know, the stuff I talked about with you to observe my IO expanders using interrupts iso polling). I just want to show this number as one of the printf() parameters, to see if the interrupts are nicely increasing one by one, each time a switch button is pressed/released. That way, I could see "on the fly" (while my testapp is running) the amount of interrupts detected on the IRQ number 11. But I just also read the feedback from Calzo, and I don't think it's worth that much effort, just for a test application... I think I will continue the way I'm currently working: cat the /proc/interrupts file for the time being... [:)] Best rgds, --Geert
