Based on this raspi-gpio commit[1] the 2711 chip uses a different method
for pull up/down. This change implements that same method.

With this change, wiringPi now works for the Pi4B with the subset of
functionality used by zynthian.

[1] 80fa7d04ea?diff=unified

This change make the following commands correctly detect the 4B
however there may be an issue with reading GPIO inputs on the 4B
as they are always returning zero.

The aim of this change is to be the source-equivalent of the binary
package release 2.52[1] which was the last release before upstream
development ceased.

[1] http://wiringpi.com/wiringpi-updated-to-2-52-for-the-raspberry-pi-4b/

Sourced from http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/w/wiringpi/wiringpi_2.50.orig.tar.gz

Added gpio readall support for the Pi 0W.

Added fixed for a few minor things. pin driver for rht03/dht type
sensors. Network stuff is experimental - for now.

for kernels 4.8 onwards.

Some very old stuff might break.

Additional fixes for the ISR code and some tweaks here and
there. I've removed the checks for some operations that might
fail when using the gpiomem interface - which is now the default
way of doing things - if your program segfaults, then you
may need to use sudo on it.

Updating the GPIO command - new command - allreadall
ScrollPhat code
max31855 code (tested with adafruit breakout board)
more tests
updated rht03 code

Raspberry Pi v3 support.

Added support for the ADS1115 16-bit ADC
Updated the gpio readall command to correctly with with the Compute Module
and fixed a resulting bug in wiringPi...

Also affects the Pi v2 which also uses the new Revision
encoding scheme (It was slightly bodged before) This ought
to be relatively future proof, but who knows.

Fixed a minor thing in the examples Makefile
(not that anyone bothers to use it, judging by the emails I get )-:

Also adding in the stuff for /dev/gpiomem with warnings
and information in the gpio manual page (who reads that
though!)

Updated the gpio program to be device tree aware.

help.

This makes it possible for the caller of ./build to add a version
number to the sonames of the shared libraries.  (This is required for
Debian packages.)

Signed-off-by: Ian Jackson <ijackson@chiark.greenend.org.uk>

This is not set in normal shell sessions.

Honouring an existing setting of LDCONFIG allows the caller of ./build
to specify an alternative program to run.

Signed-off-by: Ian Jackson <ijackson@chiark.greenend.org.uk>

These are not set in normal shell sessions.  Honouring existing
settings allows the caller of ./build to specify alternative values.

Signed-off-by: Ian Jackson <ijackson@chiark.greenend.org.uk>

We are going to want to introduce a real Debian source package build
system.  But that needs to contain a lot of things in debian/ which
ought not to appear in the .deb made by the existing ad-hoc `./build
debian' arrangements, which we want to keep so as not to unduly
disturb existing users.

So rename the whole debian/ directory to debian-template/ and change
all references in the build system.

Signed-off-by: Ian Jackson <ijackson@chiark.greenend.org.uk>

This patch is autogenerated, with:
  git-ls-files | grep Makefile | xargs perl -i~ -pe 's/^\t\@/\t\$Q /'

Signed-off-by: Ian Jackson <ijackson@chiark.greenend.org.uk>

We want to be able to disable the many @'s in the Makefiles so
that we can see what they are doing, when things go wrong.  It is
conventional to arrange for setting V=1 to have this effect.

Here we supply a formulaic stanza for either setting Q?=@ or
doing nothing.  (There is sadly no standard place which is
included in all the Makefiles so this is probably best).

In this patch we do not introduce any users of Q yet.  This is
because the next patch, which introduces all the users of Q, can
be generated entirely automatically.  (This is also convenient in
case something needs to be rebased across it.)

Signed-off-by: Ian Jackson <ijackson@chiark.greenend.org.uk>

the same as everyone elses.

This is an interim version which will work on both Pi v1 and v2
boards until I have a bit more time to implement the correct
stuff for v2.

Debian package creation - crude, probably violated the Debian policys
but it seems to work just fine...
some other changes.

Moved the extensions into wiringPi from gpio and made it more general purpose
more so that RTB and anything else can dymanically add devices
into wiringPi.
Changes to GPIO to updates for the SPI and I2C module loads
Added gpio unload for SPI and I2C.

Added a new way to setup SPI - by passing the mode in.

Support for the new Pi2 thing too

for the SPI code - it's mentioned in spidev.h but not used in the actual
kernel documentation example spi_test.c program )-:

round at last..

Updated for the 0x0012 board revision on the new A+

of changing it for the B+)

Aded a gpio command: usbp hi/low - to change the usb power

Should now work correctly on Arch, or other systems that install gpio as
/usr/bin/gpio.

to produce a nicer 'readall' output too.

It also understands new pins 53,54,55 and 56 in wiringPiSetupPhys()
mode to represent the pins on the P5 connector on the Rev 2 Pi's

Changes to pinMode() to allow new modes SOFT_PWM and SOFT_TONE.

bugfix in blink.sh - wring pin
improving the maxdetect routing - a little.
gpio pins

Tweaked the mcp3422 code
altered the build script to let me build static

so write a little test program with it too.
Updated gpio to use the sn3218 too.

fixed the max5322 code.

mcp3004.c bugfixed. It works now!

Added new code for max31855

with wiringPiISR.
Added the ability to readall/reset from extension modules.
Changed the build script to use /bin/sh rather than /bin/bash as it seems
some installations don't have /bin/bash (or if they do, then the people who
are telling me that ./build gives them command not found are wrong)