Reading/Writing VME bus
Dave Olson
olson at anchor.esd.sgi.com
Fri Feb 15 11:45:08 AEST 1991
In <1991Feb14.171321.11620 at csn.org> paulc at boulder.colorado.edu (Paul Connally) writes:
|
| We currently have a PI (4D20) with Imaging Technologies IT-150
| video processsing boards connected to the VME bus. I use some third
| party software to access these boards but it is not enough.
|
| My question is this -
| How does one go about writing to the VME bus (in a C program)
| to access the registers on these boards?
|
| I have all the docs for the boards and I know what addresses
| they occupy but I'm really not sure how to get to them and I don't
| want to go mucking about the bus without knowing exactly what I'm doing.
|
| Also, do I have to deal with interrupts? The boards can be
| configured to issue interrupts or not, the interrupt line (1-7), and the
| interrupt vector address.
|
| Any hints, advice, or constructive comments is greatly appreciated.
|
| Paul Connally University of Colorado
| Chief of Operations MCDB - Box 347
| High Voltage Electron Microscope Lab Boulder, CO 80309
| paulc at boulder.colorado.edu
|
|
| Paul Connally University of Colorado
| Chief of Operations MCDB - Box 347
| High Voltage Electron Microscope Lab Boulder, CO 80309
| paulc at boulder.colorado.edu
Ask your SGI sales office for this document:
SGI Document #: 007-0911-010
Writing Device Drivers for Silicon Graphics Computer Systems
--
Dave Olson
Life would be so much easier if we could just look at the source code.
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