Add --spidev_atomic. #60
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Some systems have special-purpose spidev drivers that can only enforce atomicity of the mailbox request if the entire SPI transaction sequence (write followed by read) is given as a single atomic `ioctl`. Add the --spidev_atomic flag to enable this special-case behavior.
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Some systems have special-purpose spidev drivers that can only enforce atomicity of the mailbox request if the entire SPI transaction sequence (write followed by read) is given as a single atomic `ioctl`. Add the --spidev_atomic flag to enable this special-case behavior.
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Some systems have special-purpose spidev drivers that can only enforce atomicity of the mailbox request if the entire SPI transaction sequence (write followed by read) is given as a single atomic
ioctl. Add the --spidev_atomic flag to enable this special-case behavior.