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for the next time, it'd be great if we could have a separate commit for bumping the version (just before the actual release) - this way people who may build from source / a non-master branch wouldn't get the "new version" in advance. (it may actually not be the final version - therefore we should only bump the version at the very last moment possible)
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generally speaking these changes look good, does this mean we'll have ISR working again on Raspberry Pi <= 4 with the latest kernel versions AS WELL AS support for Pi5? 🤯
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generally speaking these changes look good, does this mean we'll have ISR
working *again* on Raspberry Pi <= 4 with the latest kernel versions AS
WELL AS support for Pi5? 🤯
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New ISR works with all Pi's and old and new kernel as well. There is even the possibility to stop isr , that was hardly missing before. |
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With these changes, wiringPi utilizes the same GPIO ABI as libgpiod.
fixes #204
implements #200
implements #208