Hi all,
Can anyone suggest me how we can invoke the interrupt generated in the
kernel from the user application. I am getting the interrupt in the driver, I
want to update some register in the application, when the inettrupt will be
generated, Right now I am using polloing method. Continuously I am calling
read routines.
Thanks in advance,
Rakesh Jagota
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On Thu, 15 May 2003, Rakesh Jagota wrote:
Can anyone suggest me how we can invoke the interrupt generated in the
kernel from the user application. I am getting the interrupt in the driver, I
want to update some register in the application, when the inettrupt will be
generated, Right now I am using polloing method. Continuously I am calling
read routines.
Don't know why you want to handle it from user space, but the easiest way
to notify an application would be to send a signal. Have a special ioctl()
to notify the driver that this application wants a signal, and then when
the driver receives the interrupt it clears the condition and sends a
signal to the registered application(s).
-Bret
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