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+#ifndef _SYS_MODULE_H
+#define _SYS_MODULE_H
+
+#include <features.h>
+
+#include <linux/module.h>
+
+/* Return number of kernel symbols if TABLE == NULL, otherwise, return
+   kernel symbols in TABLE.  TABLE must be large enough to hold all
+   kernel symbols.  */
+extern int get_kernel_syms __P((struct kernel_sym * table));
+
+/* Create a new module of name MODULE_NAME and of size SIZE bytes.
+   The return address is the starting address of the new module or -1L
+   if the module cannot be created (the return value needs to be cast
+   to (long) to detect the error condition).  */
+extern unsigned long create_module __P((const char * module_name,
+					size_t size));
+
+/* Initialize the module called MODULE_NAME with the CONTENTSSIZE
+   bytes starting at address CONTENTS.  CONTENTS normally contains the
+   text and data segment of the module (the bss is implicity zeroed).
+   After copying the contents, the function pointed to by
+   ROUTINES.init is executed.  When the module is no longer needed,
+   ROUTINES.cleanup is executed.  SYMTAB is NULL if the module does
+   not want to export symbols by itself, or a pointer to a symbol
+   table if the module wants to register its own symbols.  */
+extern int init_module __P((const char * module_name,
+			    const void * contents, size_t contentssize,
+			    struct mod_routines * routines,
+			    struct symbol_table * symtab));
+
+/* Delete the module named MODULE_NAME from the kernel.  */
+extern int delete_module __P((const char *module_name));
+
+#endif /* _SYS_MODULE_H */