gpio_inputs_-_button_led_control_using_an_interrupt
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| + | Once you have your file saved, you can run it by using: | ||
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| + | sudo python LED-Button-i.py | ||
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| + | ===== Example Output ===== | ||
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| + | Here you can see the code running {{ : | ||
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| + | The main advantage using the **interrupt** is that my processor occupancy on the Pi Zero is now around 10% normal, and 14% when I press the button. That's much better than the previous constant 100%. | ||
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