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From: Niklaus Burren <niklaus.burren@domain.hid>
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Subject: [Xenomai-help] rt_misc_get_io_region()
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We want to write a Xenomai application that can access the
GPIO pins of our ARM-Prozessor (PXA-270). To get the memory
region I found the function rt_misc_get_io_region(). Unfortunately
there is no discription of this function in the API documentation.
Does this function work like request_mem_region()?

After the call of the rt_misc_get_io_region() fuction it is also 
necessary to call the ioremap() function?

Please can you give me a little example, how you can map and access 
memory in Xenomai?

I think that is a topic that is interessting for a lot of people.

Regards

Niklaus Burren