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<H1>Re: use of ioperm in sane</H1>
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On Mon, Feb 12, 2001 at 05:37:52PM +0100, stef wrote:
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<P><EM>&gt; As far I understood, ppdev relies on parport to read/write
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<EM>&gt; data, and when when I look into parport_pc.c, I saw that write/read
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<EM>&gt; data only uses inb/outb. I couldn't see any insl or insb that my
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<EM>&gt; scanner uses heavily to increase transfer speed.
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<P>The ppdev _interface_ has support for 32-bit EPP reads and writes (or
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it might possibly need a PPFLAG ioctl to set PARPORT_EPP_FAST). The
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implementation hasn't caught up with that yet, but that's a Small
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Matter of Programming.
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<P>But 32-bit writes or 8-bit writes is just a speed thing rather than
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something that makes it not work altogether, surely?
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