Re: Intel Timed-IO driver in IIO/Counter subsystem

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On 6/17/22 08:37, N, Pandith wrote:
Hi,

We have a Intel Timed IO peripheral with following functionalities :

1. Event capture capability - Captures event count and timestamp.
2. Pulse generation - periodic or single event generation.
3. Return cross-timestamp on request.

Timed IO device is being used in various Industrial use cases such as : time capture, synchronization, fan speed calculation etc.

IIO or counter subsystem seems to be suitable for timed-io driver.

Is it favourable to implement as part of IIO or counter subsystem ? Wanted to know your feedback.

That sounds like a mix of a counter and PPS device. Have you looked at the PPS subsystem[1]?

[1] https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/driver-api/pps.html




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