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Re: absolute time

Shawn Erickson writes:
> In particular clock_get_uptime(uint64_t *result)
>
> Now I am not sure if this is part of the stable kernel API going
> forward but it likely is.

Thanks for the info.

In a previous driver, I used all sorts of BSD and Mach functions.
In this new project, I'm trying to be a bit more careful. Is there
any way to know what will be included in the stable kernel API?

For example, will the functions required for creating character
devices (cdevsw_{add,remove}, devfs_{make_node, remove} carry forward?


Thanks,

Drew
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