[ts-7000] Skeleton GPIO device driver

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[ts-7000] Skeleton GPIO device driver

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Subject:	[ts-7000] Skeleton GPIO device driver
From:	"Dan" <>
Date:	Mon, 02 May 2005 20:09:31 -0000

Before I decide to take the plunge and write an interrupt driven GPIO
device driver for Linux I wanted to see if anyone else on this group
has written one up that they wouldn't mind sharing.  I'm looking for
anything I can use as a base to attempt to write the driver with.

-dan





 
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