How to find the "DriverEntry()" function of sys file

As we know,the DriverEntry() is the entry point of sys file,but I find the function is not the export function of sys file,so the PnP Manager how to find the function?Does DriverEntry() like the main() function of C?
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If you look in the build logs, you will note that drivers are linked with
the ??-entry?? option to indicate that xxxxx@8 is the entry point of
the binary image. Thus, it does in fact work like the main() function. You
could, were you so inclined, change it so that the driver linked with
something ELSE as the entry point.

Regards,

Tony

Tony Mason
Consulting Partner
OSR Open Systems Resources, Inc.
http://www.osr.com

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Subject: [windbg] How to find the “DriverEntry()” function of sys file

As we know,the DriverEntry() is the entry point of sys file,but I find the
function is not the export function of sys file,so the PnP Manager how to
find the function?Does DriverEntry() like the main() function of C?
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