1. touch-screen device<->device driver<-xinput extension-><-X client interaction?
Hi, There,
Could someone take a break for a minute, feel himself a
professor and
give me (and, possibly others interesting fellows) a short
lecture?
Our in-house made pc486 touch-screen controller is attached to a
parallel
port and uses IRQ7 to notify CPU about "touch".
It will be used as input device for X windows system. The
problem is I'm UNIX
illiterate so don't have clear understanding how all these
pieces (touch-screen
controller, touch-screen device driver, kernel, touch-screen
Xinput extension,
X server, X client) communicate to each other. So far I
understood that, for example,
standard Elographics touch-screen controller (connected to
/dev/ttyS1) is actually
controlled by serial port driver, and xf86Elo.so xinput
extension is interfacing between
X server and serial driver (am I right so far?). So to get this
thing working I would have to
write parallel port device driver-IRQ7 handler, create new
special device file, say /dev/touch
pointing to entry points from device driver, somehow let kernel
know there's new driver,
somehow update relevant (what?) kernel's structures so they will
actually point to driver's entry
point according to major/minor of /dev/touch, edit xf86Elo.c to
be able to use it with our
simplified controller. Is it sounds close to the truth? If not,
could somebody tell me how
those pieces work together, pleeeese?
Thanks,
Pavel Tkatchouk
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