hi,everybody:
I want your help!
I want to get systime about computer using 95 ddk function?
I do not find this function?
If this function does not exist,how can I get systime about computer(for example: The computer time is March 04, 2001. How can I get the time. I need it in VXD)
thank you very much!
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Hi,
Try: VTD_Get_Date_And_Time
Best of Luck!
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hi,everybody:
I want your help!
I want to get systime about computer using 95 ddk function?
I do not find this function?
If this function does not exist,how can I get systime about computer(for
example: The computer time is March 04, 2001. How can I get the time. I
need it in VXD)
thank you very much!
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Check
VTD_Get_Date_And_Time
in the Win9x DDK documentation
George Blat
At 04:51 PM 3/5/01 -0800, you wrote:
hi,everybody:
I want your help!
I want to get systime about computer using 95 ddk function?
I do not find this function?
If this function does not exist,how can I get systime about
computer(for example: The computer time is March 04, 2001. How can I get
the time. I need it in VXD)
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George Blat
BRD Corp
8016 188th SW, Edmonds, WA 98026
phone: 425-775-7475
fax: 781-998-5940
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robie wrote:
Check
VTD_Get_Date_And_Time
in the Win9x DDK documentation
George Blat
thank you!
I know the function
VTD_Get_Date_And_Time
but I used VMM function,I build the driver in 95ddk.
In vtoolsd.h include the function.But I do not use vtoolsd to build the
driver,I use 95ddk.
if you know it,Could you write it clearly!
thank you very much!
robie
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Robie:
The call is available in Windows 95. Do you write the driver in assembler
or in C?
If you write in C you need a stub (sometimes called thunk) to reach this
function. VtoolsD
provides it, but you can probably get bye pretty well with inline assembler.
George
At 02:20 PM 3/6/01 +0800, you wrote:
robie wrote:
>Check
>
> VTD_Get_Date_And_Time
>
>in the Win9x DDK documentation
>
>George Blat
thank you!
I know the function
VTD_Get_Date_And_Time
but I used VMM function,I build the driver in 95ddk.
In vtoolsd.h include the function.But I do not use vtoolsd to build the
driver,I use 95ddk.
if you know it,Could you write it clearly!
thank you very much!
robie
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