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#include <mach/std_types.defs>
#include <mach/mach_types.defs>
import "cci_mig_types.h";
subsystem ccapi 128;
/* Note the 1024 must be the same as kCCAPIMaxILMsgSize */
type cci_mipc_inl_request_t = array [ * : 1024 ] of char;
type cci_mipc_ool_request_t = array [] of char;
type cci_mipc_inl_reply_t = array [ * : 1024 ] of char;
type cci_mipc_ool_reply_t = array [] of char;
serverprefix ccs_mipc_;
userprefix cci_mipc_;
routine create_client_connection (in_server_port : mach_port_t;
out out_connection_port : mach_port_t = MACH_MSG_TYPE_MAKE_SEND);
/* ",dealloc" means that the vm_read() memory will be moved to
* the other process rather than copied. This is necessary on the
* server side because we can't know when mach has copied our
* buffers so we can't vm_deallocate() then ourselves. We also
* use ",dealloc" on the client because it is more efficient to
* let mach do the work. */
routine handle_message (in_connection_port : mach_port_t;
in_inl_request : cci_mipc_inl_request_t;
in_ool_request : cci_mipc_ool_request_t, dealloc;
out out_inl_reply : cci_mipc_inl_reply_t;
out out_ool_reply : cci_mipc_ool_reply_t, dealloc);