what is memory mapped / IO mapped ? Which calls used for
this to access any hardware address in linux device driver ?
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Answer / kiran
In the case of memory mapped I/O, CPU treats the IO
peripherals as similar to memory locations and use memory
read and memory write instrcutions.
Where as in case of IO mapped IO there is separated address
space and separate instructions like IN and Out to access
IO mapped IO devices.
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Answer / shafi
Memory mapped uses the same address space as the RAM.
I0 mapped as there own address space
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