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<p>Each chip can have a collection of firmware drivers written in Xita's functional language. Each firmware driver addresses a unique named Firmware Interface, defined in the loaded <code>.chip</code> file (above).</p>
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<p>Once the firmware driver is defined correctly, it can freely access any memory address within the predefined interface range. As an example, see the following Driver file:</p>
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<pre><codeclass="hljs css language-haskell"><spanclass="hljs-comment">-- Match up with firmware interfaces named "Timer" in `.chip` files</span>
<p>Each chip can have a collection of firmware drivers written in Xita's functional language. Each firmware driver addresses a unique named Firmware Interface, defined in the loaded <code>.chip</code> file (above).</p>
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<p>Once the firmware driver is defined correctly, it can freely access any memory address within the predefined interface range. As an example, see the following Driver file:</p>
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<pre><codeclass="hljs css language-haskell"><spanclass="hljs-comment">-- Match up with firmware interfaces named "Timer" in `.chip` files</span>
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