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So let us try to discuss an application called So I have already created a platform project where we

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import the hardware file that we have created.

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OK, so after your generation is successful again, you need to export it into the same territory,

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which will be importing in NY.

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This right?

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And again, the work space for our right Israeli will be exactly the same directly where we have our

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the vital project, right?

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So first, we start with an initialization right.

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So to have an access to all the functions that are.

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Available for any work like we call hash, including low grade and experimental storage, consist of

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all the information related to hardware right now, you have a multiple instance of an IP, right?

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So you have a two eyepiece for which you need to perform an initialization note.

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Now you have a multiple APIs for which you want to perform an initialization.

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And we already know that whenever you have a multiple instance of an IP, you need to.

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Initials.

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OK.

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Unique instance of an IP independent, OK, so we have a two instance of an IP, so we declare two config

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structure UI config when you are config two.

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Similarly, we declare to insert structure one for you like one and either one you like, right?

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So we call lookup config where we need to pass the device a direct to the already named one of our IP

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as you are one.

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And then once you want to read, so if we remember in our brokers, we named one of an IP as you like,

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right?

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OK, so to initialize this or to generate the config structure of this, we need to add the specific

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configuring right.

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So that is what we did.

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Do it here and then utilizing code Uniqlo's, we are calling an instance structure, config structure

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and obesity rate.

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So this will return, whether the initialization is successful or not.

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Similarly, we are calling lookup config and for second device A.D., we are generating a config structure,

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then calling C of G initialize where we are passing incident structure, config structure and basic

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research.

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So there's a change in the status.

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Now remember, this is to reinstate discipline.

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OK, so status went to the initialization status of our first instance of when you are typing various

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status, you will store this the initialization status of the second you are instance saying right,

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then we are verifying whether both of them returns exist.

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Success rate so status one and status two, whether it is equal to existing success rate and if that

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is the case, will just be mentioning that you are, then it is successfully added we will, depending

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you are two.

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And if no, we are not performing said over here, if you wish, you could actually perform a self test.

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Also for Abu Dhabi, again, you d does one and status two to store the status of the self this test

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for an independent.

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You are instance.

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Right now we go ahead.

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Now we are still calling you in platform and cleanup platform because remember, we have an independent

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instance of an IP.

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You work late, which we are utilizing for the debugging right, and for which we will not be utilizing

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any lower level API.

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So for that, we are calling in that platform.

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OK.

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And the cleaner platform, right?

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So this will automatically initialize or make sure you are ready to work around within usati.

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Right?

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Then we are calling you what any.

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So this will automatically initialize the other two instances of and you are Typekit that we have in

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our bureaucracy right now here, when we are sending the leader from you, what one do you are?

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Two.

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We have an independently.

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OK, where we will be sending you are one to two.

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OK.

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So when we see you are going to do that basically mean from this instance of an IP, that is you.

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What one we will be sending the data that is 96 and Desire X will be receiving a data right?

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And then we'll be comparing again whether both the returns are matching or not.

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Right.

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Similarly, when we operate in a reverse direction, that is when we send the data from you, what do

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do you like when in that case, we will be sending this data right?

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So this helps us to verify whether the links are working right?

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We have one independent data issue before.

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And since the number of bytes that is presented over here is nine.

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OK.

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So we specify the size of our array to be nine, right?

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So let's first start sending the data from you.

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What one do you like, right?

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So we are sending the message to the printer, sending data from you.

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What one do you like?

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Then we are calling the same function.

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OK, where we are required to specify the instance.

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You know, we are sending the data from you.

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What?

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What do you want to see?

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Changes in structure will be you are given the data point to rate.

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So in the first case, we want to send the you are going to do this data, right?

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So for us, the point of all the data before, is this right?

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So and good data, one and zero, right?

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And then the number of bytes that we want to transmit is nine.

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So we are waiting for their transmission to complete.

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OK.

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And as our transmission complete.

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Now what we're going to do is since we have the buffer at and 8x8 rate or a quite an object, say to

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this nine, which we transmitted from the white, what one will automatically be stored in it.

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People all fire.

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You like that exotics we qualified.

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You like?

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Right?

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So now we declared when one variable, which will act as a counter for us, since we are planning to

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receive you doing nine byte from directory for all 5.2.

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So we are waiting till we receive the nine by great.

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And then with each new byte we receive looking to buy it received value will be updated.

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It will be implemented by a wit and timeliness leader address where we will be storing.

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The new data will also be updated with each new date.

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Right.

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So once we completely receive the nine byte, we just mentioned transmission complete.

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OK, and here you could just mention you what one do you like?

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So this helped us to recognize which transmission is completed, right?

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So once we received all the names, it will just be mentioning the transmission complete from you.

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Like when you activate, the next step is.

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We are also printing the data that we have, right, so far, Lou and I was two zero I less than nine

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A-plus plus.

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And then we are sending the character that we have inside Ozarks before going on to work on, right?

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And with this, we are just adding the new line character so that new data that will be sending on to

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will not be printing after the last data that we send on to the console for all my buddy, but instead

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straight, it will be printing on the next right.

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So we have the second transmission from this step on today.

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So now we are sending the data from July two to July one.

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So we are again calling the Sandy Bay in this case, the insert structure, as you too, because we

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are planning to send the data from the second instance of any what to the first instance of where you

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are, right?

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Again, the data before for us will be the data right.

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So which consist of you are two to three and then the number of bytes that we belong to soonest.

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We are waiting for transmission to complete.

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Again, we follow the same procedure, so we just update the value of a counter.

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We'll get to a zero.

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Then we are waiting for all the nine bytes to receive.

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And then we mentioned transmission complete four from you, like two to one, right?

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This should be two to one.

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And this should be one to do it, because you're the leader, so Soros's you work one instance, right?

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And then we are again sending the data, right, so this is what we have in our application.

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So we'll build up our application courts to just press control.

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And once bail is successful, we go ahead and debug US launch on HYDRA.

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Right?

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So this will automatically switch our perspective to the debug and it will also programmer pick your

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right to want programming is successful, will go ahead and will connect to the respect you can put.

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So in my case, it is six and we are operating at nine six 00, right?

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So are going to reside in platform.

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We just need to click on a resume button.

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Right.

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So if you click on a resume button now, you could see you are and it is successful and we are not performing

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a straight.

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So sending data from your two one two, you are two transmission complete from you are going to you

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are two.

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And the data that we received is you like one the right.

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So this three does our matching.

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So here we could see the data that we sing from our first instance of a new what has been correctly

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received in second instance of you are great.

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So we correctly work with a protocol.

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Then we start to send the data from two to one right and then we have a transmission complete from two

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to one.

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And we also receive the data from two to one, right?

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So here probably we.

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Mention.

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So here, when we complete data transmission from you are going to do this should be sending at eight

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o'clock, you are two to one.

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And for that reason, here we are getting an incorrect rate, but transmission complete from your two

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to one.

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And again, the data that we received is you are totally right.

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So this is how.

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You could utilize the multiple instances of an IP and then work with the communication protocol, right?