@mannu741 wrote:
NIKAL(Not sure about other KALs) provides you APIs to be used in your application to make NI Devices work. Sample code is also available over there.
The kernel already *has* an API for those devices. It's called IIO.
And proprietary kernel modules are inherently unstable - DON'T USE THEM!
Looking at nikal.c and its configure script - totally ridiculous.
Obviously written by an helpless rookie.
Linux Embedded / Kernel Hacker / BSP / Driver development / Systems engineering
