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Visual C++ (VC++)]
Chap9.zip
If you look at the various types of requests that come to a device, most of them involve reading or writing data. On occasion, however, an application needs to communicate “out of band” with the driver.
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Visual C++ (VC++)]
Chap14.zip
In the first eight chapters, I described most of the features of a full-blown WDM driver suitable for any random sort of hardware device. But you should understand a few more general-purpose techniques, and I’ll describe them in this chapter. In the ...
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Chap15.zip
... , it’s important to devote some thought to how you’ll distribute your driver and how an end user will install your driver and the hardware it serves. MicrosoftWindows XP and Microsoft Windows 98/Me use a text file with the file ...
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Chap16.zip
... . Up until now, I’ve been talking exclusively about the function driver that manages the main functionality of a device. To round out this book, I’ll describe how you write a filter driver that resides above or below the function driver and modifies ...