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Let us try to discuss them in that application rates, the first thing that we do is to include all

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the military and tribal fight.

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So if you go to a board support package, right, so for the TDCi, OK, the recommended tribal yes,

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right?

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So if you go to an Halliwell's or see this is the first driver that we have included, right?

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So X is the prefix that we need to act and then we have a disc based on actually.

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Then I and an exception is required for all the interpolated function.

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Saying X parameter is where we will be finding all the hardware related information, right?

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The first we proceed with the initialization of what we just did.

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So we declare the config structure and an instant structure, right?

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Then we also have declared one function, which we refer to as DDC.

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So this consists of all the function that is used to perform an initialization of the release, right?

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First, we call lookup config where we add that DDC device idea.

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So this will generate the config structure and then we are calling CFG initialize where we are adding

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instance structure, the base address and the conflict structure.

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This will perform an initialization of the DDC, and this will also retain the status of initialization

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to the status variable rate.

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Then we are checking with the sequence is equal to existing services, and if that is the case, they'll

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break it.

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DDC and success rate So this is the message that we are setting on to a console and we will just we

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mentioned mentioning that DDC, nick, we now we already know that whenever we are working with an interest,

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we'll also be performing a configuration of the PDP related function.

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Right now, there are multiple parameters that you need to configure when we work with ADC rate.

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So this we already discussed when we are working with the pool mode of DDC, the places we are targeting

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a frequency of one hertz so the frequency input can be of use that you do date.

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So we declared a variable frequency and that is having a value of one hertz right now utilizing this

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frequency.

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We need to generate the interval and pre-schooler, right?

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So interval is off dual type and risky levels of you use it.

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So we have a function referred to as a calculating double for our frequency rate.

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So this will take an argument as an instance, structure and the frequency, and this will return us

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the least killer as well as an interval.

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So this will be utilizing you configure ADC rate.

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So we will the pre-schooler that you get out of this function and then we call set plays where we add

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this as a second argument, right?

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Similarly, we call setting interval.

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And here we will be adding the interval value that we are getting from this function.

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So this will configure our thesis ADC.

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Along with this, we also need to set up the correct rate.

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So have you set up the correct option?

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First, we read the existing option that we have enough to eat right to.

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To do that, we have gate option as an EPA rate where we just need to pass and install the structure.

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So this will retain the existing option that we have in 90TSI and then we will just be updating the

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existing option, right?

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So opt.

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This consist of an existing option and the interval move, that is what we want, so we just use another

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operator and then we update an option right down to set this option and indeed we have a set option,

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right?

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We'll just be going ahead and analyzing what all option that we have, right?

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So whether we have any option for an interrupt.

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If we do have, then we'll just be adding it.

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If we do not have, we do not need to worry about it.

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So you have an intermodal mode, the decrement, the counter mode, match mode, a newly formed outboard

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v popularity external 10:00 and the trailing is vital.

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We'll just be calling this decrement so that our counter will start operating in it, don't work, right,

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so we'll just be ordering it away here.

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Right.

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So this is an option that we want to set.

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We do not have anything as option to set up the interest rate, so we do not need to do anything for

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that.

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We'll get it will be enabled by default rate.

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So let me just proceed and then looked into the different configuration that you'll be doing in Angus,

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right will be declared an independent function referred to as an I had it right through.

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This will perform an initialization of a GSI and along with this, it will also be configuring a different

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parameter, right?

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So if you go ahead, we already declared the two structure, the config structure and an instance structure

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we'll get.

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This will be used for an initialization of what we call a lookup config where we passed the device.

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Aid verifies that this will generate the config structure and that will be utilizing in the code initialized

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to perform initialization.

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So we are verifying whether initialization is successful or not.

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Then we proceed for an exception handler, right?

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So first we call an exception, and this will initialize our exception handler.

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And in the exception register handler, three things we need to specify first one is the type of an

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input, which is, I argue, right, so that we specify now if you were here, then we need to specify

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the master control panel, which will always be in straphanger.

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And finally, the instance structure of legacy that will be a callback data that we are targeting.

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Finally, we need to enable our exception rate.

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So this is what you need to do with an exception handler.

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Once this is done, we need to specify that for our input and along with that, the function that should

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be executable, then we have an interface.

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So the call GI C connect, right?

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Here we need to specify the instance structure of figure.

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OK, then the unique ID for CTCP is now.

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We already know that the resources which are located in this interesting system in finding the unique

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ID in next parameter underscore P s right.

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So if you go to an X parameter, not h right, you have visited Pi, where you need to go to find out

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the unique intra-Party that you get for a TCP.

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So here you have DDC zero.

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This is an idea that you need to pass.

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OK?

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And the function, which should be called when we have an intra ForwardKeys event hanging right?

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And this is what we declared over here.

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Right.

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The third argument is zero.

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Or you will just pass the instance of our DDC.

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So the instance of is D.I.

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So we'll just be adding ampersand to make this complete declaration or function that should be called

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when you have this unique in totality, right?

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Then you need to close the switch.

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So you called neighbor.

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So this will close this switch.

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OK, then you need to explore whether we have a enable, interrupt or disable entropy in the driver

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file.

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And so if you go to a 3D space.

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OK, so there.

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You do have something as an enabling disable, interrupt and get into the square and just do this right,

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so you need to use enable Inter to close this right.

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And that is what we did over here.

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So we are calling enabling, which required the instant structure and the.

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Second argument that we have is a Moscow gain.

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And depending on the mood that we are utilizing, we need to specify the mosque so we are utilizing

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an.

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Interval more so you need to specify the interval must.

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Now you will find out later, Moscow declared in their next space, underscore hardware, right?

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So if you go to that hired driver file.

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OK, so here we have that driver.

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OK, so here we have declaration of four different lacerate.

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So interval count value.

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Then here we have a set of great.

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This is for a preschooler and a colossus.

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And then here we have the masks for different, more great.

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So for and more, you need to call this.

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So once this is done, we go ahead and look for the things that we are going to do when we have an interpreter,

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so first we disable and so that we do not have any new interim request until unless we solve the existing

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right.

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Then we will be verifying whether accountability just to right.

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We are operating our computer download, so as soon as our country just to zero, this function will

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return zero OK and zero will be considered as far as the white false will just be coming out.

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And then we mentioned interrupt over here, right?

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Then we are clearing up all the pending requests that we have in the queue.

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And finally, we are enabling back out.

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So this side of the thing which we've been doing from the beginning also related planning to operate

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it.

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Once this is done now we go to a mean court.

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Here we are first calling in it platform that will perform a configuration of our are.

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Then we have D.D.S. it, which will perform a configuration of DDC, as well as initialization of a

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TTC.

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And finally, we are calling the any traits that we perform initialization of when.

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Along with different configuration that we need to do for right, the only thing that we need to call

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is the stack function and wait for it.

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So this complete circle will just be building up our application project.

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So once Bill is successful.

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We will be going ahead selecting our application, but you guys launch on high.

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So only thing that we need to do is to click on this resume button, so we have a JIC and it's successful

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DDC and it sets this one and then the series of Interpret Quest at an interval of one second.

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Right.

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So this is how we utilize and interrupt from the.