Is there a virtual touchscreen driver in Linux?

Question

linux

For a very specific device, a controller (on msp430) of a resistive touchscreen, which sends touch coordinates via uart, was built from what was. And then I thought that further all this would acquire crutches in the form of a utility that would emulate pressing (via xdotool), calculate coordinates, a touchscreen calibration utility, etc.
Is there a touchscreen driver to which I could slip the coordinates of pressing me or him in a convenient way, and he would have already been presented to the system by a device with all the goodies of the type with the ability to calibrate? Or what other options are there?

Answer 1

I don't know of a solution.
For X's? Then you can do it on the basis of this: www.x.org/wiki/Development/Documentation/XorgInputHOWTO
Or something similar to collective farms evdev.