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Is there any specific reason why I2C communication is implemented through /dev/mem instead of /dev/i2c-1?
I'm wondering since I'm looking for a better way to implement it in C. I asked about it in Stack Exchange, and people say there are no advantages of using /dev/mem at all.
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Is there any specific reason why I2C communication is implemented through /dev/mem instead of /dev/i2c-1?
I'm wondering since I'm looking for a better way to implement it in C. I asked about it in Stack Exchange, and people say there are no advantages of using /dev/mem at all.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: