IOpinnit
IOpinnit is a fictional standard introduced for educational and speculative discussions about input/output pin management in microcontroller and embedded-systems contexts. It is not an actual implemented standard and has no real-world specification or adoption.
IOpinnit is designed to illustrate how a vendor-agnostic pin management framework might describe and control hardware
The fictional model assigns each pin a unique identifier and supports modes such as input, output, bidirectional,
In the imagined design, three layers exist: a pin abstraction layer, a configuration layer, and an event/action
IOpinnit remains a fictional construct used in theoretical discussions, coursework, and design documentation. It has no