1394 write notification

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Hi all,
Using the 1394 api provided by the sample 1394 driver/dll combination in
the ddk,How can i know when another device (which is connected to the pc
via 1394)has written into my (windows pc) 1394 address space?

The only way i can think of i specifying a callback routine.
Is there anyway i can specify a callback(which gets called whenever there
is
a write/read to my PC’s 1394 address space) using the 1394 api provided as
part of the DDK?
On going through the ddk source, i think there is no way of doing it
without modifying the 1394diag.sys source?
is this correct?

thanks
shank

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----- Original Message -----
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Subject: [ntdev] 1394 write notification

Hi all,
Using the 1394 api provided by the sample 1394 driver/dll combination in
the ddk,How can i know when another device (which is connected to the pc
via 1394)has written into my (windows pc) 1394 address space?

The only way i can think of i specifying a callback routine.
Is there anyway i can specify a callback(which gets called whenever there
is
a write/read to my PC’s 1394 address space) using the 1394 api provided as
part of the DDK?
On going through the ddk source, i think there is no way of doing it
without modifying the 1394diag.sys source?
is this correct?

thanks
shank

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Hi,

set callback fn. in REQUEST_ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_RANGE.

regards
jeseem
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----- Original Message -----
From: xxxxx@yahoo.com
To: NT Developers Interest List
Sent: Monday, November 20, 2000 1:43 AM
Subject: [ntdev] 1394 write notification

Hi all,
Using the 1394 api provided by the sample 1394 driver/dll combination in
the ddk,How can i know when another device (which is connected to the pc
via 1394)has written into my (windows pc) 1394 address space?

The only way i can think of i specifying a callback routine.
Is there anyway i can specify a callback(which gets called whenever there
is
a write/read to my PC’s 1394 address space) using the 1394 api provided as
part of the DDK?
On going through the ddk source, i think there is no way of doing it
without modifying the 1394diag.sys source?
is this correct?

thanks
shank

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