Isolation Library Development question for XL710BM1-4SP

[JohnAbrahamsen]

I am searching for the ".lib", ".fp", ".h" and ".c" files I need to develop an isolation layer for the Intel  XL710BM1-4SP NIC Card using Labwindows CVI.  I have found, apparently, some source code for i40e inside the Driver Package zip file in the folder 

Release_29.5\APPS\EFI\OPENSRC

A zip file called "i40eUndiDxe"
Extract all of it to subfolder i40eUndiDxe, and there is some source code there.

I don't actually want to build the entire driver, I just want to wrap it with an isolation layer, similar to what I've done with Keysight Power Supplies as an example, using these three types of files, along with the library (as a .lib file).

Can you help direct me to where I can obtain these files and do this?

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