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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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Subject: Re: Breakage in -current for the ALPHA
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>We certainly need a machine independant place to put include files for
>driver apis.  Does anyone have any good suggestions?  Perhaps
>sys/dev/include for the source and /usr/include/dev for the installed
>version?

They traditionally go in sys (e.g., ttycom.h).  Of course, there is
no such thing as a machine independant driver API.  There isn't even
such a thing as a machine independent driver API.

Bruce

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