Hi All,
I think that when somebody is programming "driver" that means:
He/She is providing function(s) call(s) for upper layer programmer use.
am I right?
BR /Boki.
Hi All,
I think that when somebody is programming "driver" that means:
He/She is providing function(s) call(s) for upper layer programmer use.
am I right?
BR /Boki.
What were the other answer options?
In everyone's mind, please just share yours, thank you so much!
Best regards, Boki.
Joe Random wrote:
No, not really, or not particularly.
A driver is an implementation of some standard programming interface (API) that masks or bridges the differences between the underlying resources (usually hardware, and usually as a plug-in to an operating system, but not always).
Clifford Heath.
Not a bad comment!
BR /Boki.
Clifford Heath wrote:
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