In message [ref] you wrote:
I also have ppc linux interrupt handler that correctly
detects the interrupt from the device. Now what I am
missing is how does the kernel interrupt handler
indicate to the user process that there was an
interrupt and user process needs to do its thing....
Either make your user process block in a read / write / ioctl system
call, and wake it from your interrupt handler, or implement a
select() / poll() interface, so you don't have to block waiting for
this event alone.
Wolfgang Denk
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