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asyn

This is a general purpose facility for interfacing device specific code to low level drivers. asynDriver allows non-blocking device support that works with both blocking and non-blocking drivers.

A primary target for asynDriver is EPICS IOC device support but, other than using libCom, most of it is independent of EPICS.

Documentation and release notes can be found here: