Talking to the parrallel i/o ports

[Daris A Nevil]

Hello Conn,

I wrote a nice little I/O control subsystem for the MPC850.  It is in
QSLinux (http://qslinux.org, ftp::/qslinux.org), and is in the
subdirectories snmc/qslinux/kernel and snmc/qspin.

The subsystem gives you the ability to check, request, and configure the
function of the I/O pins on the MPC850.  It is modeled after the I/O
address allocator for the 80x86 architecture.  You can access the
subsystem either from kernel space, or from a user space program.

You will need to modify the subsystem for operation with other MPC8xx
processor (i.e. the MPC860 has more I/O pins). But this should not be
difficult.

I don't have a command-line driven program that interfaces to the
subsystem, but if you write one and are willing to share it I would love
to have a copy :-).

Regards,
Daris


clark at esteem.com wrote:
>
> Hello everyone,
>
>         I was wondering if any one has written a nice little utility to control
> the parallel i/o ports of the MPC8xx. I was hoping to be able to call it
> from other programs as well as manipulate the ports from the the command
> prompt and scripts. I thought I would check to see if anybody has already
> done it before I tried to do it my self.
>
>         Many thanks in advance,
>
>         Conn Clark
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> Conn Clark
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