swiot_fw.h File Reference

Header for swiot1l project. More...

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int	swiot_firmware ()
	IIO example main execution. More...

Detailed Description

Header for swiot1l project.

Author

Ciprian Regus (cipri.nosp@m.an.r.nosp@m.egus@.nosp@m.anal.nosp@m.og.co.nosp@m.m)

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Function Documentation

swiot_firmware()

int swiot_firmware

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IIO example main execution.

Returns

ret - Result of the example execution. If working correctly, will execute continuously function iio_app_run and will not return.

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