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SubjectRe: Interrupts for userspace
Alan Cox wrote:
> As long as the interrupt is not shared. Something rarely safe to assume

In fact it's fine so long as no other driver is registered for the
interrupt, as that means no other device should be asserting the line.

So it's fine for development prior to moving the code into kernel space.

Now, has someone written something better than Pavel's i2sig.c for this
or should I get on with it?

thanks,
-- Jamie

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