Until recently the standard way to work with GPIO in Linux was to use the sysfs interface and you will see a lot of articles advocating its use and you will encounter many programs making use of it.
Using the RIO we can read and write the GPIO lines, but there is a further step we have to complete before we can actually make use of them. Each GPIO line has its own PAD which is a set of components ...
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