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Date:	26 Aug 2002 06:51:11 -0700
From:	"Lior Kauffman" <Lior DOT Kauffman AT nsc DOT com>
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cc:	"Lior Kauffman" <Lior DOT Kauffman AT nsc DOT com>
Subject:	CYGWIN I/O port functions
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Hi Experts,

I would like to ask - what are the CYGWIN functions analogue to the LINUX I/O port functions - outb(y,x), inb(x) ?

Thanks in advance for any clue,

				Lior.


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