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spi_fini()
Clean up the low-level driver and free any associated memory

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      - spi_init()
        Initialize the SPI hardware interface
      - spi_fini()
        Clean up the low-level driver and free any associated memory
      - drvinfo()
        Get the SPI driver information
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        Obtain the SPI device information
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        Set the SPI device configuration
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        Initiate a SPI transaction
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        Initiate a DMA transaction
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        Allocate a DMA buffer
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        Free a DMA buffer
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      Run a board-specific SPI device driver
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spi_fini()

QNX SDP8.0SPI Framework TechnotesAPIConfiguration

Clean up the low-level driver and free any associated memory

Synopsis:

void (*spi_fini)( void *const hdl );

Argument:

hdl: The handle of the low-level module that spi_init() returns.

Description:

The spi_fini() function cleans up the low-level driver and frees any memory associated with the given handle.

Errors:

The spi_fini() function returns VOID.

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