RFC: i2c: target: Add HID over I2C support #99449
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Add support of target side of things of HID over I2C protocol. The code in this patch allows the creation of a basic input device that can be probed by Linux and queried for input reports. This is a minimal viable implementation and a lot of basic features (get/set report for example) are missing. Signed-off-by: Andrey Smirnov <andrew.smirnov@gmail.com>
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Add support of target side of things of HID over I2C protocol. The code in this patch allows the creation of a basic input device that can be probed by Linux and queried for input reports. This is a minimal viable implementation and a lot of basic features (get/set report for example) are missing.
NOTE: This is a very rough first cut of the code and I'd expect some changes for sure. I just want to publish this sooner to get some feedback.