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/*
 * This example contains mig interface declarations for a simple
 * example of a kernel handler. This handler's job is to pass a 
 * device port, obtained from the user-level program 'myDriver', to
 * the IODevice-base3d myDevice. 
 */

subsystem myHandler 100;

#include <mach/std_types.defs>

type simple_msg_t = (MSG_TYPE_STRING,8*256); 

simpleroutine setDevicePort( 
		simple_port	: port_t;
		devicePort	: port_t);

simpleroutine initDevice(
		simple_port	: port_t);
		
simpleroutine shutDown(
		simple_port	: port_t);
		

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