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May 29th, 2013, 07:46 PM
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Using GPIO Pins, need to write driver?
Has anyone had any experience with using General Purpose Input Output pins on 3rd party boards?
The board will be proprietary but we are prototyping based on a few possible dev boards like Advantech boards
I found the GPIO pins to be something we would like to use since they are IDE'like ribbon cables that we can connect to a custom ISA socket.
Looking at the .NET Micro Framework but it uses drivers to interface with some popular boards.
Found the WDK as a possibility but other than creating a hello world driver I'm at a loss on how to connect to the cards pins.
Thanks for any help and sorry if this is not in the right forum.
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