Hi Zvi,
Hope you won’t take offense, but… everyone can write code.
But making it work (and debug when it doesn’t) requires time
and experience.
Watching someone who knows this stuff is very
helpful and efficient way to learn. This is why I advice a consultant.
– pa
On 14-Dec-2011 18:26, Zvi Vered wrote:
Hi Pavel,
You are right. I’m not a WDF specialist.
But I already wrote 2 device drivers that work great.
All drivers are based on Plx9x5x supplied with DDK.
WDF is designed so that also “regular” people will be able to write
kernel drivers.Thanks,
Zvika-----Original Message----- From: Pavel A
Sent: Wednesday, December 14, 2011 5:48 PM Newsgroups: ntdev
To: Windows System Software Devs Interest List
Subject: Re:[ntdev] MmMapLockedPagesSpecifyCache: Execption under
Server2003-32On 14-Dec-2011 17:25, Scott Noone wrote:
> “Pavel A” wrote in message news:xxxxx@ntdev…
>> Functions not exported by the Windows kernel. Debugger cannot show
>> them by names, only as offset from some other (exported) symbol.
>
> Sure it can. The public PDBs retain function name information for
> exported and non-exported functions,Unless some of them are stripped.
But I tend to agree with Daniel: the bug is somewhere else in handling
of the ioctl.Zvi, please, find a local consultant. There are dozens of knowledgeable
driver devs in radius of 30 km from you. Many of them also have the
clearance./* Electronic engineers trying to write a driver often look, er… like
software devs trying to fix their car or fridge. Let pros do their
stuff. */– pa