Re: [lm-sensors] Use the Linux I2C subsystem for a two wire interface protocol

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Hi Jonathan/Michael,
> I'd say this is just the wrong way round:
> Design goal should be to keep application as is and just load another
> driver on H/W change + changing access path in some config file.
I get that.
I am assuming that in order to get the sht15 driver working on my
platform, all i need to do is populate the correct GPIO's in the
platform device structure. Any idea as to how to do that , i mean
where(which file in the source) does the actual platform device
strucutre's pdata get populated. What would be the optimal method to
tie it to the userspace. Can i add an ioctl to the sht15 driver and
export it for the userspace driver to use.

Appreciate your comments.
Thanks,
Alfred.
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