{{bloc-etroit|text= WiringPi comes with a separate program to help manage the GPIO. This program, called '''gpio''', can also be used in scripts to manipulate the GPIO pins – set outputs and read inputs. It’s even possible to write entire programs just using the '''gpio''' command in a shell-script, although it’s not terribly efficient doing it that way… Another way to call it is using the system() function in C/C++ or it’s equivalent in other programming languages.
{{bloc-etroit|text= WiringPi comes with a separate program to help manage the GPIO. This program, called '''gpio''', can also be used in scripts to manipulate the GPIO pins – set outputs and read inputs. It’s even possible to write entire programs just using the '''gpio''' command in a shell-script, although it’s not terribly efficient doing it that way… Another way to call it is using the system() function in C/C++ or it’s equivalent in other programming languages.