> I have to write device driver for based on ISA slot A/D converter card.
> The card does not generate hardware interrupts and I need to pool status
> register to check if data are ready to retrive. As I know task queues and
> kernel timers work with jiffies which resolution is 100 per second , while
> the A/D card works at about 70kHz. What is the simplest way to implement
> that kind of pooling without processor lock in busy wait loop.
> I will be grateful for any clue.
> Krawietz
>
I would use the CMOS RTC to generate a periodic interrupt. In fact
have done it and it works well.
Cheers,
Dick Johnson
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