I think I understand it well enough, but I'd like confirmation here.
I'm using it once, during an init() function, and it is passed 3 arguments. The
first is the ftdi context object (I can't tell you what this is, it's voodoo,
but I doubt I need to know specifics of this).
The second argument is a bitmask... and it seems it might be central to some
problems I've been having.
The third is the mode itself, which since I'm doing SPI, should be a value of 2.
This bitmask, I'm assuming, determines either which bits are "enabled" for SPI,
or which are outputs or something like that. But it's still not very clear to
me which, or how. The example code I've been using merely sets this to 0x00.
Thanks,
John O.
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