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== Device Driver Interfaces == |
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=== Design === |
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=== Uniform Driver Interface === |
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Project UDI is a driver interface intented to be binary portable. It is not very widespread; for example, due to philosophical concerns, Linux did not embrace UDI. |
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* [http://www.projectudi.org/ www.projectudi.org] |
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=== Extensible Driver Interface === |
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EDI is a driver interface intented to be source code portable and fairly simple in implementation, so that hobby small hobby oses may share driver code base. |
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* [http://www.jamesmolloy.co.uk/edi/ EDI specification] |
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Device Driver Interfaces
Design
This page is a stub.
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Uniform Driver Interface
Project UDI is a driver interface intented to be binary portable. It is not very widespread; for example, due to philosophical concerns, Linux did not embrace UDI.
Extensible Driver Interface
EDI is a driver interface intented to be source code portable and fairly simple in implementation, so that hobby small hobby oses may share driver code base.