hi,
Basically i want to know is there any tool to develop a device driver
which could have the basics of driver functions given to me when i specify
the kind of driver that i need.What i mean is, is there any tool like visual
developer studio where u select the kind of project you want and then you
will get the project with the basics files in it and with the basic
functions.
I am talking something like driver studio of softice(If i am right)
where you say i need to write a filter driver and you will get the basic
functions like driver entry with some of the major functions in it ready.
If Driver Studio is for the Windows Device driver development tool…what
are such tools in UNIX(for all different flavors of unix),Linux,VMS.
If Driver Studio is not the one what is the tool for windows.
Thanks,
Rajanish
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Yes there is. Walter Oney provides a wizard that creates a driver project
and a skeleton driver. You simply need to clean up a couple of “gotcha”
errors and then add your own code.
Look for “Programming the Microsoft Windows Driver Model” and install the CD
that comes with it.
Gary G. Little
Staff Engineer
Broadband Storage, Inc.
xxxxx@Broadstor.com
xxxxx@inland.net
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hi,
Basically i want to know is there any tool to develop a device driver
which could have the basics of driver functions given to me when i specify
the kind of driver that i need.What i mean is, is there any tool like visual
developer studio where u select the kind of project you want and then you
will get the project with the basics files in it and with the basic
functions.
I am talking something like driver studio of softice(If i am right)
where you say i need to write a filter driver and you will get the basic
functions like driver entry with some of the major functions in it ready.
If Driver Studio is for the Windows Device driver development tool…what
are such tools in UNIX(for all different flavors of unix),Linux,VMS.
If Driver Studio is not the one what is the tool for windows.
Thanks,
Rajanish
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Rajanish,
In addition to driver studio, be sure to take a look at BSQUARE’s WinDK at
www.bsquare.com. WinDK is a Windows NT and WDM kernel-mode device driver
framework for both C and C++, with a Visual Studio device driver wizard, and
over 50 samples. I use it extensively to get clients’ drivers shipped
quickly (after all, that’s what they pay me for), and certainly believe it
decreases the time to develop the driver and increases the overall quality.
From a quality standpoint, there’s certainly additional code mileage (I’d
bet there’s thousands of drivers out there running that code, lots of people
using the framework in different scenarios, running the developed drivers
agains Driver Verifier and the checked build, multiprocessor machines,
oddball architectures, etc.). The toolkit also automatically generates and
supports such often-neglected features as WMI, event logging, and version
resources, and the code is chock full of additional ASSERTs.
-Tim
Timothy A. Johns — xxxxx@driverdev.com
Driver Development Corporation — 800.841.0092
Bring Up Your Hardware — Fast. www.driverdev.com
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[mailto:xxxxx@lists.osr.com]On Behalf Of Rajanish, MS
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Subject: [ntdev] Device driver tools
hi,
Basically i want to know is there any tool to develop a device driver
which could have the basics of driver functions given to me when i specify
the kind of driver that i need.What i mean is, is there any tool
like visual
developer studio where u select the kind of project you want and then you
will get the project with the basics files in it and with the basic
functions.
I am talking something like driver studio of softice(If i am right)
where you say i need to write a filter driver and you will get the basic
functions like driver entry with some of the major functions in it ready.
If Driver Studio is for the Windows Device driver development
tool…what
are such tools in UNIX(for all different flavors of unix),Linux,VMS.
If Driver Studio is not the one what is the tool for windows.
Thanks,
Rajanish
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DriverStudio might be what you need. It comes with 2 code wizard
tools, which generate kernel mode driver skeletons based on the
GUI options you specify. The first wizard (DriverWorks) generate
NT and WDM style drivers, while the other (DriverNetworks) does it
for NDIS drivers. Windows platforms only, though.
On 05/23/01, ““Rajanish, MS” ” wrote:
> hi,
>
> Basically i want to know is there any tool to develop a device driver
> which could have the basics of driver functions given to me when i specify
> the kind of driver that i need.What i mean is, is there any tool like visual
> developer studio where u select the kind of project you want and then you
> will get the project with the basics files in it and with the basic
> functions.
>
> I am talking something like driver studio of softice(If i am right)
> where you say i need to write a filter driver and you will get the basic
> functions like driver entry with some of the major functions in it ready.
>
> If Driver Studio is for the Windows Device driver development tool…what
> are such tools in UNIX(for all different flavors of unix),Linux,VMS.
>
> If Driver Studio is not the one what is the tool for windows.
>
> Thanks,
> Rajanish
>
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If you need to write driver for Windows and Unix I’d look into Jungo tools.
Their tech is portable arcoss lots of platforms (including linux)
Regards,
Stas
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hi,
Basically i want to know is there any tool to develop a device driver
which could have the basics of driver functions given to me when i specify
the kind of driver that i need.What i mean is, is there any tool like visual
developer studio where u select the kind of project you want and then you
will get the project with the basics files in it and with the basic
functions.
I am talking something like driver studio of softice(If i am right)
where you say i need to write a filter driver and you will get the basic
functions like driver entry with some of the major functions in it ready.
If Driver Studio is for the Windows Device driver development tool…what
are such tools in UNIX(for all different flavors of unix),Linux,VMS.
If Driver Studio is not the one what is the tool for windows.
Thanks,
Rajanish
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