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Hi guys,Thanks for your excellent answers
Who should write interrup handler for I/O devices,either "kernel" developer or "device driver" developer?
Thankx in advance
Last edited by Marty21; 01-30-2009 at 06:02 PM.
Reason: better question
A "device driver" operates as "part of the kernel."
Developers often specialize in creating device-drivers, however. ("Some folks like to play with wires; others don't.") So there's a lot to be said for working with an experienced person who likes to do this sort of thing.
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