File:  [Apple Darwin 0.x] / driverkit / Examples / probeAndInit / probeAndInit.h
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CVS tags: HEAD, Darwin03, Darwin02
Darwin 0.2 Driver Kit

/*
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#define MACH_USER_API		1
#define KERNEL			1
#define KERNEL_PRIVATE		0

#import <driverkit/nrw/directDevice.h>
#import <mach/mach_interface.h>
#import <kernserv/prototypes.h>
#import <driverkit/generalFuncs.h>
#import <architecture/nrw/dma_macros.h>

#define MY_DEVICE_CHANNEL		0		// local channel #
#define MY_DEVICE_BUFSIZE		32		// TE buffferSize
#define MY_DEVICE_CHAN_INTR_MASK	CI_INTR0	// accepted channel
							//    interrupts
#define MY_DEVICE_DEV_INTR_MASK		0x80		// accepred device
							//    interrupts

@interface MyDevice:IODirectDevice
{
	volatile IODevicePage	*devicePage;	// m88k register page
}

+ (BOOL)probe:deviceDescription;
- myDeviceInit;

@end

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