Re: 3rd party Device driver development tool or pure wdm driver development..Which is the

> And the next version of Windows is being written in C#, using .net technology…

I was afraid of MS putting COM to the kernel, but this Java-like stuff? Terrifying.

Max


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COM - take a look at kernel stream stuff, its com.

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> And the next version of Windows is being written in C#, using .net
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I was afraid of MS putting COM to the kernel, but this
Java-like stuff? Terrifying.

Max


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StreamClassRegisterAdapter and friends is COM?
I see only SCSIPORT-like interface there, not COM.

Max

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> COM - take a look at kernel stream stuff, its com.
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>>You see, in C++ the “<<” operator isn’t necessarily a shift operator.
The “<<” is just a name, you can leave it bound to the shift operator,
or you can bind it to something else. Iostreams binds it to stream
operations, but there’s no reason why I can’t define my own meanings
within my own classes.<<

I think you have just validated our argument against using OO C++ :slight_smile:


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int a,b;
double c,d;

a = a+b;
c = c+d;
a = b+c;

all three '+'s above have semantic difference which
always existed in C. C++ just made this approach
more common.

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> >>You see, in C++ the “<<” operator isn’t necessarily a shift operator.
> The “<<” is just a name, you can leave it bound to the shift operator,
> or you can bind it to something else. Iostreams binds it to stream
> operations, but there’s no reason why I can’t define my own meanings
> within my own classes.<<
>
> I think you have just validated our argument against using OO C++ :slight_smile:
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