Re: tricky challenge for getting round level-driven interrupt problem: help!

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On Wed, May 04, 2005 at 10:43:35PM +0100, Alan Cox wrote:

> >  hence the redesign to do alternate read-write-read-write, and making
> >  reads exclusive of writes, etc.
> 
> and maybe even turn the IRQ off and use a timer if its slow and not
> sensitive to latency.. ?

 good suggestion...
 
 been there, tried that [i really _am_ sending to lkml as
 last resort, not first!]

 jiffies equals approx 250? per second?

 baud rate from PIC is determined by GPS - 4800 baud - approx
 600 per second.

 so that'd explain why i only got one character every 3.

 *cold sweat*.  

 i could always use the FIQ, which will be running off the back
 of the Audio DAC/ADC's interrupts, 8khz....

 *shudder*...

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