config-pin.c isn't part of the kernel; it is just a C reimplementation of the userland config-pin script. It isn't a perfect replacement. It eliminates the platform configuration tables in the script, but it has some limitations. One that comes to mind is that config-pin -q will display "default" for a pin that has the default configuration, but doesn't tell you *what* the default configuration is...
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