The DT2814 board is an old analog-to-digital ISA card supported by the Comedi "dt2814" driver. The board has a timed acquisition mode, and an end-of-conversion interrupt. The interrupt can be disabled by removing the jumper that sets the IRQ level. In Comedi, the board is a manually configured "legacy" device with an optional IRQ setting. The Comedi driver has some broken support for asynchronous streaming commands when the optional IRQ setting has been configured. The main problems are: * It doesn't write any samples to the Comedi buffer to be read by the user application. * The IRQ handler gets called at the end of any conversion, including during non-streaming, software-triggered acquisitions, but will interfere with these acquisitions because it reads the A/D Data register. This series of patches attempts to support the asynchronous commands properly so that it only reads the A/D Data register if the asynchronous command has been set up, and actually writes it to the Comedi buffer. Stopping the asynchronous command triggers an unwanted conversion. The interrupt handler used to wait for that to finish, but this series of patches changes that so that other places in the code outside the interrupt handler wait for a stale conversion to finish and/or read the stale data before starting a new conversion. 1) staging: comedi: dt2814: Clear stale AI data before operation 2) staging: comedi: dt2814: Don't wait for conversion in interrupt handler 3) staging: comedi: dt2814: Call dt2814_ai_clear() during initialization 4) staging: comedi: dt2814: Fix asynchronous command interrupt handling 5) staging: comedi: dt2814: Remove struct dt2814_private 6) staging: comedi: dt2814: Clear stale AI data on detach drivers/staging/comedi/drivers/dt2814.c | 153 +++++++++++++++++++++++++------- 1 file changed, 120 insertions(+), 33 deletions(-) _______________________________________________ devel mailing list devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://driverdev.linuxdriverproject.org/mailman/listinfo/driverdev-devel
