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If you are familiar with sysfs, you may have overlooked that the sysfs approach to GPIO is out of date – so how should you do it? This is an excerpt from the newly published Raspberry Pi IoT in C, Second Edition.
Raspberry Pi and the IoT in C Second Edition
From Harry Fairhead
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contents
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Why Pi for IoT?
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Started
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First steps with the GPIO
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Simple edition
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Some electronics
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Simple input
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Pulse Width Modulation – Servos and More
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Using the I2C bus
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The DHT22 sensor implements a custom protocol
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Introduction to the basics of 1-Wire buses
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Using iButtons
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DS18B20 temperature sensor
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The Multidrop 1-Wire Bus
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Getting started with the SPI bus
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A to D with the SPI bus
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Connection to the web sockets
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Memory mapped GPIO
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Almost real-time Linux
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Appendix I GPIO Sysfs interface
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