hi Jan, everyone,
Ive worked up a patchset to add a GPIO driver for the chip on my mobo.
I adapted an existing one, drivers/char/scx200_gpio,
and created drivers/char/pc8736x_gpio
When doing this, I _oversimplified_ my problem by disregarding RTDM,
and Im hoping I can just _retrofit_ as needed.
the chip is on an ISA bus, a user-space C program can read the pins at
(this) rate:
Wed Jun 14 13:24:13 MDT 2006
Linux soekris 2.6.17-rc6-gpio-sk #4 Sun Jun 11 20:43:10 MDT 2006 i586
GNU/Linux
opened /dev/gpio-17, for 1 loops, 1000000 samples
read 1000000 samples in 7.8434 sec, rate: 127494.9460 samples/sec
opened /dev/led, for 1 loops, 1000000 samples
read 1000000 samples in 5.4116 sec, rate: 184788.5056 samples/sec
(obviously speed isnt latency, but theres some correlation ..)
I dont actually have a Real Question, to I'll throw out a placeholder -
What are the top 3-5 things to do or look at
in order to check the compatibility of my patches with RTDM ?
Separately..
In this GPIO work, I concluded that I needed to add a sysfs interface
to my driver, in order to better fit with LKML expectations.
What I did so far works, and seems to hang together coherently, but
insofar as it
is the 1st time (to my knowledge) that a uniform treatment has been tried,
I might have painted myself / all-of-us into a corner.
Hopefully not, but you folks have a keener perception of these things.
Ill send shortly.
tia
jimc
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