ROUTINES(ADM)                        UNIX System V



     Name
          routines - finds driver entry  points  in  a  driver  object
          module


     Syntax
          /etc/conf/cf.d/routines file.o ...


     Description
          routines searches each of the specified object  modules  for
          the names of routines used in the device driver and displays
          them on the screen

          This script is used when installing a device driver with the
          Link  Kit.   Write down the names produced by routines, then
          sort through the names to determine the  interrupt  priority
          level  (the highest number following the spl prefix) and the
          relevant configurable driver  routines  (the  collection  of
          routines  with a common prefix and the suffixes open, close,
          read, write, ioctl, startup, exit, fork, exec,  init,  halt,
          poll, strategy, print, _tty, or intr).

          When you invoke the configure program to modify  the  system
          configuration  files  with  the  new driver information, you
          provide the interrupt priority level with the -l option  and
          the relevant routine names with the -a option.


     See Also
          configure(ADM), mdevice(F), ``Adding Device Drivers with the
          Link Kit'' in the System Administrator's Guide


     Value Added
          routines is an extension of AT&T System V  provided  by  the
          Santa Cruz Operation.


     (printed 2/15/90)                              ROUTINES(ADM)