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ODO PCMCIA Platform Dependent Driver Source Files
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SOCKPD.H -  Platform dependent constants and structures used to access the
            PCMCIA control registers and memory regions.

INIT.C  -   Contains the PDCardInitServices function which obtains virtual
            addresses to the PCMCIA system control register.

MEMORY.C -  Contains the PC card memory access functions, PDCardReadAttrByte,
            PDCardWriteAttrByte, PDCardReadCmnByte, PDCardWriteCmnByte,
            PDCardReadIOByte and PDCardWriteIOByte.  
            The PCMCIA hardware should have separate memory regions for
            common memory and attribute memory and I/O space, so accesses to
            PC card memory do not have to be guarded by a critical section.  
            These functions are not exported to client drivers. The PCMCIA MDD
            only calls PDCardWriteAttrByte, PDCardReadAttrByte and
            PDCardReadCmnByte.

SOCKET.C -  Contains socket and socket controller functions, PDCardInquireAdapter,
            PDCardGetSocket, PDCardSetSocket, PDCardResetSocket, PDCardGetAdapter
            and PDCardSetAdapter.  This implementation uses statically allocated
            PDCARD_ADAPTER_INFO, PDCARD_POWER_ENTRY and PDCARD_SOCKET_STATE
            structures which are initialized to reflect the capabilities of the
            PCMCIA hardware.  These structures are then updated by the "Set" functions
            and updated and copied to the user buffer by the "Get" functions.

WINDOW.C -  Contains memory window functions PDCardGetWindow, PDCardSetWindow and
            PDCardInquireWindow.  This implementation uses statically allocated
            PDCARD_WINDOW_STATE and PDCARD_WINDOW_INFO structures which are
            initialized to reflect the capabilities and locations of the PCMCIA
            hardware.  These structures are then updated by the "Set" functions
            and copied to the user buffer by the "Get" functions.
            The platform dependent driver only report actual windows supported
            by hardware.  The model device driver will then make virtual
            allocations out of the actual windows.