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So next, we proceed to initialize our general intercom phone, so we proceed like this, right?

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OK.

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Let me just name this as I look into the controller in it, though, the process will be very simple.

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Give me required to declare queue structure.

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So if you go to an AC, you see OK, which is a trigger for a controller.

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So here.

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You could find that we again have to structure, right, so we have a config structure, OK?

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And this will again be declaring as a point to regularly just need this as an ally in this conflict,

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right?

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And then we required an instance.

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So we'll just copy this and then declare an instance.

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So once this new structure that there was this new structures are declared, we go and find out the

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function of who are available in the tribal.

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So here we have a look up conflict where we could pass the device a right to just copy this.

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We go back to our eye and disintegrate, so I see config.

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OK, this will be first to look up config and here we need to pass the device.

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80.

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So where you get device I, you just need to go to our next parameter, right?

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And look for.

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GST rates, if you just search for a GST, OK, I'll be finding all the information related to a GST,

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so here you have one device 80.

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You just need to copy this and add it to look up conflict argument.

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So once you get the convict structure, you need to call see if you initialize.

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All right.

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So here we have a sea of judicial district and s32, right?

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So we declared one status register.

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So let me just ask that you do status right and this will be equal to see of judicial post document

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will be an instant structure, which is sine DC.

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OK, then we are required to pass the config structure, so I in the second week and the last one is

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to be set straight, so we'll just be.

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Accessing the base address from a qualifying structure itself makes the CPU be set to affect will be

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a third argument, right?

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So this tool will perform an initialization, then we need to verify whether initialization is successful.

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So we'll just be checking whether this is equal to existing taxes.

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And if that is the case, we could just mention INTC are gassy and its success rate.

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So this completes the process of initialization of both the paper as well as general interconnect to

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the right.

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The next step is to enable an exception rate.

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So remember the exception handler is on the initial list, so we need to first initialize an exception

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handler and then we need to enable it so we go ahead and let it just initialize and enable.

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OK.

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The exception and this will be our step two when we start writing the code for nine.

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So all the EPA will be finding an exception each way.

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So here we go.

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So do performance initialization.

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We simply have an EPA, which is referred to as an.

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Exception, great, this does not require any argument and just as injured and then we think, great,

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so we'll just be copping this.

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We go back to our hello again.

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This will be the first statement that we will get right to this performing initialization.

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Then we need to specify the master hang in the right.

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So to do that, we have a function referred to as then register hang in the right.

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So here we need to specify the type of element of that.

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We are utilizing the master intro panel.

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And then if you want any callback.

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Right.

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So we just go ahead.

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And this will remain common for almost all the job that you will be utilizing with the zinc processing

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system.

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So once you understand the format, this will remain seen for almost all the benefits, right?

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The first argument is an interstate, right, so where do you get an interstate you just need to explore

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the exception driver fight and then you get these off and interstates that are longer.

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So right now, we are working with that, I argue.

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So if you analyze the blog data, we have connected this to an article.

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So we just need to use an articulating.

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OK, Ali, we need to add that as the first argument to register how different the next thing that we

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need to specify is an exception handler, which basically the president, the master handler that we

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have right now and most of the cases since will be utilizing General Entrapment Controller.

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So we will be specifying the mustard and controller as it into a pilot, little fire general controller

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who will also be doing the type testing.

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So just copy this, OK and go back to an halloway.

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OK.

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Just add to parentheses, and then we will be adding this OK.

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And then we go to a JIC.

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And this is an interpretation, right, so this will be common for all the interests where we use it.

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To just copy this?

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Go to hell, hello.

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And hopefully this will be our master handler and then the leader that we want.

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So since we specify your master and the rest, we can specify the third ultraviolence and infrastructure

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of which is guys.

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Right?

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So this is how we will be specifying the register handler, right?

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So first, we will be recognizing a type of operator specifying a master handler, OK, and then the

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callback will always be in the structure.

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Now we proceed and we enable our exception and the right thing to do that we again have a simple function,

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right?

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So if we go ahead.

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So if you just look for and enable function functioning, an orderly.

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OK, so here we have.

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Our function to enable certain an.

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So we just copy this.

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Go back to our laws and we'll just be adding this.

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So this complete all the statement that we need to provide for are exception, and so this complete

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our step to where we initialize our encryption anger and also.

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Enable an exception and right.

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The next step will be to specify, OK, the function that will be executed when we have an interplay.

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We need to recognize any updates to each interpret, have a unique I.D. and we also need to specify

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what will be the interrupt handler for that specific interpreter.

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Right.

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So to do that, if you just explore adjectival?

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OK, so here we have a function referred to as a kind of great.

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So this required an instance which is instant.

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Since then, the unique IED that we get for, it's also failing.

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OK, and then the handler and finally, a callback reference.

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Rachel will just copy this.

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We go back to our halloway right?

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The first argument is an instant structure that is the NDC, not the state, so this should be an eye

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in D.C..

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And here also, it should be, and I anticipate, because I indices what we named our instance to make.

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This will be our first argument.

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The next argument is a unique ID that we could take, so if you will get an X parameter not fight,

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and if you search for a vaccine, you get this vector idea right, so that you represent the unique

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idea that you get for an interest rate.

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So we'll just be copping this.

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OK.

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So whenever you have a multiple interest, just match the name of an IP and victory director, for example,

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we are utilizing it into former GPO.

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So we are just matching.

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GPI regulated, so that could represent the unique.

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I hate that we get foreign interest rates that will be the second argument that we need to add over

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here.

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OK, the third argument is that in Japan.

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So let me just declare one function that would serve as an interest rate.

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So we go.

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Before a declaration of conflict structures at the intersection of religious and avoid milk, and you

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can just name this as an NPR hang right, so this will be a function that we want to execute when we

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have an interest from Dubai.

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Now, when we go to AJC, so this required this type casting note, so we'll just be copying this.

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And then the.

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Right, this was to Typekit and then specify the job 10 years or so in Japan for us is in the air unless

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that is what we go right over here.

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OK.

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And then usually.

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We do not require any callback data, so we'll just be adding the food argument, let's remember when

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we specify an exceptional look.

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So there we need to specify.

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The callback data to be an instance of an entrapment, whereas when we specify the type of ending took

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down any propeller, that is for a simple date that we do not require any callback data so we could

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just add zeros, right?
