Hi - I’m new here so be gentle with me 
but after searching the net for
hours on end this seems to be the only place where I can find any
information on SPTI… I have an application that works using ASPI at the
moment but now I’m on Win2k I’ve found that I can’t do transfers over 64kb
(Currently using the GetASPI32Buffer command) and have decided that I need
to add native support for SPTI as all teh default drivers (MS) don’t
support ASPI which I can see is going to cause problems. Now i’ve found
some stuff about it, but it’s all in C and I’m a pascal/Delphi man, any
advice or pointers/help would be really useful as I’m struggling at the
moment 
TIA
Mat
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Hi,
I do not think it’s a very good idea. You’d better write ASPI <-> SPTI
wrapper. Complete replacement of wnaspi32.dll. I’ve did this some time ago.
Not so diffucult task. You can either contact Don Mattews (try searching
the comp.periphs.scsi for ASPI layer source code lins) for licesing the
source of his ASPI layer. I beleive it was 8K or 12K for WinNT/2K version.
Or we can license our own ASPI layer as well. If you do want to pay the
money or you wish to have 100% own code I’ll be happy to help you. I’m
former Pascal programmer also -)
Regards,
Anton Kolomyeytsev
CoolDev.Com - Toolkits for Network & Storage Kernel Software Developers
“KoolSockets” & “KoolStorage” - TDI Client, Kernel Sockets, SCSI
port/miniport
http://www.CoolDev.Com xxxxx@CoolDev.Com
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Hi - I’m new here so be gentle with me but after searching the net for
hours on end this seems to be the only place where I can find any
information on SPTI… I have an application that works using ASPI at the
moment but now I’m on Win2k I’ve found that I can’t do transfers over 64kb
(Currently using the GetASPI32Buffer command) and have decided that I need
to add native support for SPTI as all teh default drivers (MS) don’t
support ASPI which I can see is going to cause problems. Now i’ve found
some stuff about it, but it’s all in C and I’m a pascal/Delphi man, any
advice or pointers/help would be really useful as I’m struggling at the
moment
TIA
Mat
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Check out http://www.ddj.com/articles/1997/9712/9712toc.htm
I published an ASPI emulator for Windows NT 4 in Dr. Dobbs Journal several
years ago.
Maybe it can help you get started.
Best Regards,
Thomas “Rick” Tewell
Ligos Corporation
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> Hi - I’m new here so be gentle with me but after searching the net for
> hours on end this seems to be the only place where I can find any
> information on SPTI… I have an application that works using ASPI at the
> moment but now I’m on Win2k I’ve found that I can’t do transfers over 64kb
> (Currently using the GetASPI32Buffer command) and have decided that I need
> to add native support for SPTI as all teh default drivers (MS) don’t
> support ASPI which I can see is going to cause problems. Now i’ve found
> some stuff about it, but it’s all in C and I’m a pascal/Delphi man, any
> advice or pointers/help would be really useful as I’m struggling at the
> moment
>
> TIA
>
> Mat
>
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