The Design and Implementation of the FreeBSD Operating System, Second Edition
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    1 # $OpenBSD: files.gpio,v 1.11 2020/01/24 05:14:51 jsg Exp $
    2 
    3 define  gpio {[offset = -1], [mask = 0], [flag = 0]}
    4 
    5 device  gpio: gpio
    6 attach  gpio at gpiobus
    7 file    dev/gpio/gpio.c                         gpio    needs-flag
    8 
    9 # GPIO simulator
   10 device  gpiosim: gpiobus
   11 attach  gpiosim at root
   12 file    dev/gpio/gpiosim.c                      gpiosim
   13 
   14 # I2C bus bit-banging
   15 device  gpioiic: i2cbus, i2c_bitbang
   16 attach  gpioiic at gpio
   17 file    dev/gpio/gpioiic.c                      gpioiic
   18 
   19 # 1-Wire bus bit-banging
   20 device  gpioow: onewirebus, onewire_bitbang
   21 attach  gpioow at gpio
   22 file    dev/gpio/gpioow.c                       gpioow
   23 
   24 # DCF77 time signal station receivers
   25 device  gpiodcf
   26 attach  gpiodcf at gpio
   27 file    dev/gpio/gpiodcf.c                      gpiodcf
   28 

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