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SKA-484: add README note for events trigger (#19)
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* SKA-484: add README note for events trigger

* SKA-484: review took into account

* SKA-484: typo fix
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VKyllianAubry authored and GitHub Enterprise committed May 13, 2024
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**Note:** In order to trigger the events happening on the files, Linux inotify watchers are instanciated with the ``IN_CLOSE_WRITE`` flag. This means events are only triggered when a file opened for writing is closed again afterwards.

## Create the adchips
In order to get the same setup on your local machine, you can run the following script:
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**Note:** The character devices used in this demo are FIFOs but the adapter can handle other kinds of character devices as well. For example files like showcased in the Analog-Digital values demo.
**Note 1:** The character devices used in this demo are FIFOs but the adapter can handle other kinds of character devices as well. For example files like showcased in the Analog-Digital values demo.
**Note 2:** In order to trigger the events happening on the character devices, Linux inotify watchers are instanciated with the ``IN_CLOSE_WRITE`` flag. This means events are only triggered when a file opened for writing is closed again afterwards.

## Create the character devices
In order to get the same setup on your local machine, you can run the following script:
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