Edwin Amsler

Ooo! I like the idea of something that actually works, and I'm really comfortable with the look of option number 2 it as it maps to other builder interfaces I've...

Yup, can do. I’m just happy to see the transaction idea getting some love.

Linux's i2c_rdwr ioctl receives an array of pointers to buffers which is [what my proposal was based on](https://github.com/RandomInsano/i2c_experiments/blob/master/src/lib.rs#L90). You could use the standard read/write interface with single byte buffers, but...

> I think maybe the term transaction is not clear here, my understanding is that we're talking about one transaction as one of the listed write/read/write-then-read, but, assembled from a...

FWIW, just bringing up my experiences with SPI in Linux for [pscontroller](https://github.com/RandomInsano/pscontroller-rs): 1. I did rely originally on the hardware CS. Device timing may also require driver control as there...

> If there's interest I could turn this into the first OSS Hardware + Software project using Rust Yes please! I could use one to be honest.

No worries. I’m assuming it’s a different package than what’s offered on DigiKey? https://www.digikey.ca/products/en/integrated-circuits-ics/pmic-current-regulation-management/734?keywords=INA260 If nothing comes of it, no worries on my side. Producting a product takes a lot...

Heh. That’s the opposite for me, but I live about two hours from their distribution centre. 😃

TL;DR: Could transactions solve `shared-bus`s last problem? --- I just read the `shared-bus` [blog post](https://blog.rahix.de/001-shared-bus/) and it's fantastic. It solves the shared bus problem well but with one issue: >...

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