Couple things to watch out for. Do not create this in the init section
because this memory will go away on you. So creating the kevent only in the
scope of driver entry is a bad thing.
There is an example of kbfilter that uses a KEvent between an application
and a driver. This will show how to do it.
Basically in you header you need a pointer to a KEvent. Then is say your
IOCTL handler you create the KEvent using YourEvent = new (NonPagedPool)
KEvent("your_name);
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