I am writing a pxelinux com32 program to control a piece of hardware.
I need to execute some processor in & out instructions to talk to
registers on the hardware.
I looked around but did not see anything in the syslinux ./lib or
./libutil directories that would do IO ... but maybe I missed something
...
Q: Are there com32 functions for reading/writing x86 processor IO ports ?
I only have to pull a the args off of the stack and issue an 'in' or an
'out' command. I thought about doing this with inline assembler. I think
that the best example that I saw was in lib/memset.c ...
Q: Is there an example of how to accomplish this that is better than
lib/memset.c ?
Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Miguel
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I need to execute some processor in & out instructions to talk to
registers on the hardware.
I looked around but did not see anything in the syslinux ./lib or
./libutil directories that would do IO ... but maybe I missed something
...
Q: Are there com32 functions for reading/writing x86 processor IO ports ?
I only have to pull a the args off of the stack and issue an 'in' or an
'out' command. I thought about doing this with inline assembler. I think
that the best example that I saw was in lib/memset.c ...
Q: Is there an example of how to accomplish this that is better than
lib/memset.c ?
Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Miguel
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