The open source OpenXR runtime
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Monado. And assumes that you have read [README.md][], the file also holdss
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getting started information and general documentation.
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## Useful pages
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* @ref md_writing-a-new-driver (**not complete**)
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## Source layout
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* src/xrt/include - @ref xrt_iface defines the internal interfaces of Monado.
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# Writing a new driver
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This document will tell you in broad strokes what you need to do to create a
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driver in Monado. Like the many ones already in there @ref drv. It is not a step
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by step guide to making a driver. Also what you need to do can vary a lot
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features you want.
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## Map
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The first components you will be interacting with is @ref st_prober find the
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hardware devices and setup a working system, along with the @ref aux code that
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provides various helpers. You can look at other @ref drv on how to start.