Extend libtapasco with Monitor DMA Engine #299
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Implement suggestion of @jahofmann in: esa-tu-darmstadt#296 (comment) When a new device is created a dummy implementation of the DMA Engine is used that simply does nothing. The actual DMA Engine is initialized later when the access mode is changed from monitor to exclusive mode. This is necessary to prevent a monitoring application like `tapasco-debug` to allocate all DMA Buffers of the kernel driver.
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Implement suggestion of @jahofmann in:
#296 (comment)
When a new device is created a dummy implementation of the DMA Engine is
used that simply does nothing. The actual DMA Engine is initialized
later when the access mode is changed from monitor to exclusive mode.
This is necessary to prevent a monitoring application like
tapasco-debugto allocate all DMA Buffers of the kernel driver.