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A '''Hook''' is an optional part of linkage that certain drivers may utilize. It is a function that will be run when the linked element attempts to be changed. This function is defined by the driver. This allows the driver to arbitrarily change the behavior of writing to a sync element.

A Hook is an optional part of linkage that certain drivers may utilize. It is a function that will be run when the linked element attempts to be changed. This function is defined by the driver. This allows the driver to arbitrarily change the behavior of writing to a sync element.

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	'''~~Hooks~~''' ~~are~~ an ~~extension~~ of ~~drives~~. ~~They are essentially the same thing as drives except for the fact~~ that when the ~~driven field~~ attempts to be ~~written to, a function will be run~~. This function is defined by the driver.		A '''Hook''' is an optional part of linkage that certain drivers may utilize. It is a function that will be run when the linked element attempts to be changed. This function is defined by the driver. This allows the driver to arbitrarily change the behavior of writing to a sync element.