Or if you are implementing KMDF, but I digress…
Mark Roddy
On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 10:17 PM, HenryKind wrote:
> Generally, the only type of driver you may use c++ to write is the AVStream
> Driver, the driver that interacts with MS Kernel Streaming Framework.
>
>
> On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 11:25 AM, wrote:
>>
>> I want to know if WDK support “new” and “delete” operator?
>> I found my driver code with “new” operator cannot be compiled
>> successfully.
>> but “new” can be used in driverstudio tool? why?
>>
>> I found a article wrote by Microsoft, which said MS don’t advise driver
>> engineer use C++ to write driver,especially the “new” operator.
>>
>> thanks
>>
>> Denny
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You wrote:
Generally, the only type of driver you may use c++ to write is the
AVStream Driver, the driver that interacts with MS Kernel
Streaming Framework.
This advice is rather misleading. There’s nothing special about AVStream drivers. They are just like any other WDM driver. The only thing different about them is that the SAMPLES are already written in C++. This is also true of many of the audio samples.
In fact, one could treat the AVStream samples as a guide for how to write kernel drivers in C++.
Tim Roberts, xxxxx@probo.com
Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.
It doesn’t matter 
Best regards,
Michal Vodicka
UPEK, Inc.
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Don Burn wrote:
> And I suspect you do not want to waste the time to do that,
> since the last time I looked DriverStudio was producing over
> 1000 significant errors by PreFast (and that was with a PreFast
> before the full annotations were supported)! It really is a piece
> of crap.
Every time DB says DriverStudio has 1,000 errors in PREfast,
you have to take a drink.
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This IS the thread that won’t die, isn’t it?
Peter
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Uh oh … the golden days of programming … Mother Fletcher’s Card
Mulchers, Truman preceeded Eisenhower, my dad’s station sold gas for $.25 a
gallon, hard disks were the size of washing machines and only held 10 Meg
per platter. Hmmm, actually, at the time gas was .25, hard disks, if they
existed, were solid steel, could be used as the gyros for a submarine, and
were measured in kilo-bytes. Code was written in assembly or FORTRAN (ugh)
or COBOL (double ughh).
But you, Walter, tend to be an exception.
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“Walter Oney” wrote in message news:xxxxx@ntdev…
> From:
>> Old.
>
> I’m not old, I’m just thoroughly broken in
>
> Heck, I’m so old I remember making program drum cards for 026 keypunches,
> submitting batch jobs on card decks, reading core dumps at midnight when
> turnaround was good, Eisenhower’s first term, 27-cent gasoline, $15,000
> houses, the Beatles on Sullivan, and much more…
>
> Walter Oney
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