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We could really do with a Linux GPIO adapter that can directly connect the GPIO pins of, for instance, a Raspberry Pi or Yun Shield, to a PIC32 to bit-bang the ICSP protocol direct to the chip.
/sys/class/gpio is the normal Linux interface to the GPIO pins.
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This is definitely possible. Actually it's pretty easy: start with the existing code from adapter-bitbang.c file and replace a few functions like bitbang_send() and bitbang_recv().
We could really do with a Linux GPIO adapter that can directly connect the GPIO pins of, for instance, a Raspberry Pi or Yun Shield, to a PIC32 to bit-bang the ICSP protocol direct to the chip.
/sys/class/gpio
is the normal Linux interface to the GPIO pins.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: