RIL sample code - Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General

Hi all,
I've read that a sample RIL driver is released by MS with the WinCE releases. Also that this can be customized by the OEMs for their devices. However, i haven't found the sample RIL implementation anywhere.
Any pointers for the same?
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from this link ( http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=RIL )
I see that ril.h ( http://wiki.xda-developers.com/uploads/ril.h ) was created from the information gleaned by analyzing the patent application linked to from that page.
"... At the European Patent Office, a patent application was discovered. In this application a detailed description of the RIL API was found. The description is detailed enough to create a working API from. ..."
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thanks for the info...
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ATI graphics accelerator on the various MSM devices

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http://git.android.com/?p=linux-msm.git;a=commit;h=e8fd56a303bf5e8f84af80999fa398eb8cc1d670
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Version 0.1.2.0
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RIL_GetPreferredOperatorList
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I suspect that few people on these forums are aware of what DTN actually is.
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