Move set_num_kernel_buffers() to Device#28
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Calling `iio_device_set_kernel_buffers_count()` after creating a buffer returns EBUSY.
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Thanks for the PR! If you saw my previous post (which I deleted), ignore it! This library needs a bump to v0.6 with a number of other updates, so this can go in as-is. |
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Calling
iio_device_set_kernel_buffers_count()after creating an IIO buffer returnsEBUSY. Sinceset_num_kernel_buffers()is a method onBufferit will never run successfully.This PR moves it to
Deviceto fix this.