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# Device model
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> I found these structures while searching through the kernel
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## Device Struct
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- name
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- get_tty : this is a member only used by TTY devices. This seems to be a dirth hack planned to be removed
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- init : Called to initialize the device
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- open : Call to open the device, called with a minor ID and a pointer to an allocated file structure[^1]
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## File Operation struct
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This is related to devices which seems to have a file structure/allocated file to them. Some function pointers can be NULL if the related operation can't be done to this device/file (read or write)
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- release : "Close" the opened file in this instance (Release it)
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- read
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- write
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- lseek
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- ioctl : Is that for setting up the file/device?
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[^1]: For instance giving to the display a pointer to the "/dev/display" file? |
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