Part 1 of this article explained how to register a driver with the Linux kernel, how to name a driver, how to call a driver function, and how to initialize a data-acquisition board. Part 2 explains how to develop an ISR (interrupt-service routine) and how to allocate system memory so you can store your data.
Data Acquisition (DAQ) Glossary / Glossary (PDF)
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