I need to write visual C wizard to create projects for device driver
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One comes in the CD-ROM included in the book “The Windows 2000 Device Driver
Book” by Art Baker & Jerry Lozano (2nd Edition).
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Look at Walter Oney’s bood and archives. He has one for WDM drivers.
www.oneysoft.com http:
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Staff Engineer
Broadband Storage, Inc.
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> I need to write visual C wizard to create projects for device driver
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Hesham
Well, if you want to save yourself some time and get some great libraries
to help you out as well, you can get WinDK from www.bsquare.com, this is a
commercial product BTW. WinDK has Wizards that allow you to create cross
platform WDM binaries with full PnP and Power support for 98/98SE/2000 and
ME/XP will be added to this list in the upcoming release which is in Beta
as I type. You can also produce NT4 drivers with the WinDK wizards and
libraries. There are Wizards for all platforms for both C and C++, and the
WinDK Wizards and libraries support USB/1394/PCI/ISA/PCMCIA for WDM and
PCI/ISA/PCMCIA for NT. Shameless plug I know, but you asked 
Bill McKenzie
Software Engineer
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Can you send this classwizard to me please if you have it
thanks in advance
Hesham
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One comes in the CD-ROM included in the book “The Windows 2000 Device Driver Book” by Art Baker & Jerry Lozano (2nd Edition).
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I used the Bluewatersystems WinDK to build my original
NT drivers a few years ago. And it worked great. So I
thought it would work equally great to use for Win2k
and Win98 when it came out. And indeed some aspects
were just as well. Unfortunately the Wizard for Win2k
doesn’t build a project that compiles under DevStudio.
This is one of the best benefits of WinDK; So you can
develop in an IDE. I did try to get support from bSquare
on this problem but all I got was “this is Microsoft’s
fault”. I don’t understand why they don’t release
another wizard to fix this problem. Perhaps this has
been fixed? but if so you would think it would be
on the website.
I had other technical issues that I tried to resolve
through bsquare support but was unsuccessful.
To summarize, I think this is a great product but I’ve found
the support to be lacking. I would still recommend it for
anyone starting down the driver development path.
xxxxx@bsquare.com wrote:
> I need to write visual C wizard to create projects for device driver
> Any one know from where to start, and if there is ready one please tell
>
> HeshamWell, if you want to save yourself some time and get some great libraries
to help you out as well, you can get WinDK from www.bsquare.com, this is a
commercial product BTW. WinDK has Wizards that allow you to create cross
platform WDM binaries with full PnP and Power support for 98/98SE/2000 and
ME/XP will be added to this list in the upcoming release which is in Beta
as I type. You can also produce NT4 drivers with the WinDK wizards and
libraries. There are Wizards for all platforms for both C and C++, and the
WinDK Wizards and libraries support USB/1394/PCI/ISA/PCMCIA for WDM and
PCI/ISA/PCMCIA for NT. Shameless plug I know, but you askedBill McKenzie
Software Engineer
bSquare Corporation
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Sorry, the wizard is protected by copyright, and it wouldn’t be ethical to
transfer it by mail. Try to get the book from amazon.com or elsewhere, it’s
a good book for beginers.
Regards
bkb
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Can you send this classwizard to me please if you have it
thanks in advance
Hesham
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One comes in the CD-ROM included in the book “The Windows 2000 Device Driver
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I appreciate the kind comments and the feedback. It is hard as a developer
to know people’s perception of our technical support and of our product.
The issues you mention with the Wizared should definitely be fixed in our
upcoming release if they haven’t been already. We are updating the Wizards
a lot. Our website, well I can’t say I don’t think it sucks rocks, but I
am putting pressure on people about that as hard as I can As far as
tech support, that is a huge issue to me and I am forwarding your comments
all over the place here.
But enough sales pitch, thanks again for the kind words.
Bill M.
On 06/14/01, “Bill Bowen ” wrote:
> I used the Bluewatersystems WinDK to build my original
> NT drivers a few years ago. And it worked great. So I
> thought it would work equally great to use for Win2k
> and Win98 when it came out. And indeed some aspects
> were just as well. Unfortunately the Wizard for Win2k
> doesn’t build a project that compiles under DevStudio.
> This is one of the best benefits of WinDK; So you can
> develop in an IDE. I did try to get support from bSquare
> on this problem but all I got was “this is Microsoft’s
> fault”. I don’t understand why they don’t release
> another wizard to fix this problem. Perhaps this has
> been fixed? but if so you would think it would be
> on the website.
> I had other technical issues that I tried to resolve
> through bsquare support but was unsuccessful.
>
> To summarize, I think this is a great product but I’ve found
> the support to be lacking. I would still recommend it for
> anyone starting down the driver development path.
>
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The wizard is also available in
http://www.w2kdriverbook.com/downloads/Tools/ToolFiles.zip
http:
bkb
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Sorry, the wizard is protected by copyright, and it wouldn’t be ethical to
transfer it by mail. Try to get the book from amazon.com or elsewhere, it’s
a good book for beginers.
Regards
bkb
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Can you send this classwizard to me please if you have it
thanks in advance
Hesham
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One comes in the CD-ROM included in the book “The Windows 2000 Device Driver
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Not that I want to rain on someone else’s parade, but two things:
Have you tried Numega’s DriverWorks ?
As an alternative, go to page 319 of Mike Blaszczak’s excellent
“Professional MFC with Visual C++ 6”, (Wrox Press) and you’ll find
information about how to use the WIZARD97 classes (CWizerd97Sheet, and so
on) to build your own wizard. He also mentions a code sample, I didn’t check
it, but it’s probably at the Wrox web site.
Hope this helps,
Alberto.
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Sorry, the wizard is protected by copyright, and it wouldn’t be ethical to
transfer it by mail. Try to get the book from amazon.com or elsewhere, it’s
a good book for beginers.
Regards
bkb
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Dear all
thanks for your support
at first I am Driverworks old user and I am going to develope device drivers using raw DDK since the bugs and miss leading code that I found in Driverworks beside the bad support they offer to me.
also WinDK has a great tool for device driver. all I need a wizard to prepare any new device driver project under Visual C using the Pure DDK and the build.exe utility
I know about the walter oney wizard but I didn’t have the book (I didn’t need to buy it neither).
So it will be kind if some one have this wizard file to send it to me
Thats all and thanks again for your support
Hesham
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Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 4:42 PM
Subject: [ntdev] RE: Visual C Wizard to create device Driver
Not that I want to rain on someone else’s parade, but two things:
Have you tried Numega’s DriverWorks ?
As an alternative, go to page 319 of Mike Blaszczak’s excellent “Professional MFC with Visual C++ 6”, (Wrox Press) and you’ll find information about how to use the WIZARD97 classes (CWizerd97Sheet, and so on) to build your own wizard. He also mentions a code sample, I didn’t check it, but it’s probably at the Wrox web site.
Hope this helps,
Alberto.
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Sorry, the wizard is protected by copyright, and it wouldn’t be ethical to transfer it by mail. Try to get the book from amazon.com or elsewhere, it’s a good book for beginers.
Regards
bkb
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Thanks BINU for your link
it is a nice wizard
BINU,buy the way have you read this book ?!!
Hesham
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The wizard is also available in http://www.w2kdriverbook.com/downloads/Tools/ToolFiles.zip
bkb
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Sorry, the wizard is protected by copyright, and it wouldn’t be ethical to transfer it by mail. Try to get the book from amazon.com or elsewhere, it’s a good book for beginers.
Regards
bkb
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I know about the walter oney wizard but I didn’t have the book (I didn’t
need to buy it neither).
So it will be kind if some one have this wizard file to send it to me
I know Walter says he doesn’t make much money off of each copy of his book
sold, but that doesn’t negate the fact that he wrote the “wizard”, and if
you want to use it, you should pay for it. How do you know you don’t need
to buy it? Evidently you don’t have it, and it’s one of the better ones
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Still going through it! I feel that it may not be an outstanding reference
for advanced users, but definitely good for beginers.
bkb
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Thanks BINU for your link
it is a nice wizard
BINU,buy the way have you read this book ?!!
Hesham
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The wizard is also available in
http://www.w2kdriverbook.com/downloads/Tools/ToolFiles.zip
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bkb
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Sorry, the wizard is protected by copyright, and it wouldn’t be ethical to
transfer it by mail. Try to get the book from amazon.com or elsewhere, it’s
a good book for beginers.
Regards
bkb
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dear Barila
I didn’t say that walter book is not good.
But i have Chris WDM red book(really bad book )
any way I have go throught this book and have a good back ground and expereince about drivers.
may be I will by this book… ?!
by the way r u know walter personally ?!!
thats all and thanks again for your support
Hesham
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I know about the walter oney wizard but I didn’t have the book (I didn’t need to buy it neither).
So it will be kind if some one have this wizard file to send it to me
I know Walter says he doesn’t make much money off of each copy of his book sold, but that doesn’t negate the fact that he wrote the “wizard”, and if you want to use it, you should pay for it. How do you know you don’t need to buy it? Evidently you don’t have it, and it’s one of the better ones available.
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Hi, Hesham,
It would be nice to know about those DriverWorks bugs, I bet Vitaly (who’s
also listening) will be interested in knowing about them! As for the support
bit, if you have any specific suggestions on what I could do to help you and
improve your perception of Numega’s support, I’ ready to listen - bash me
hard if you will, that’s one of the reasons I’m here! Being a C++ believer I
have all the interest in seeing more drivers using C++, so, again, it’d be
nice to hear some specifics.
Alberto.
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Dear all
thanks for your support
at first I am Driverworks old user and I am going to develope device drivers
using raw DDK since the bugs and miss leading code that I found in
Driverworks beside the bad support they offer to me.
also WinDK has a great tool for device driver. all I need a wizard to
prepare any new device driver project under Visual C using the Pure DDK and
the build.exe utility
I know about the walter oney wizard but I didn’t have the book (I didn’t
need to buy it neither).
So it will be kind if some one have this wizard file to send it to me
Thats all and thanks again for your support
Hesham
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From: Moreira, Alberto mailto:xxxxx
To: NT Developers mailto:xxxxx Interest List
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 4:42 PM
Subject: [ntdev] RE: Visual C Wizard to create device Driver
Not that I want to rain on someone else’s parade, but two things:
- Have you tried Numega’s DriverWorks ?
- As an alternative, go to page 319 of Mike Blaszczak’s excellent
“Professional MFC with Visual C++ 6”, (Wrox Press) and you’ll find
information about how to use the WIZARD97 classes (CWizerd97Sheet, and so
on) to build your own wizard. He also mentions a code sample, I didn’t check
it, but it’s probably at the Wrox web site.
Hope this helps,
Alberto.
-----Original Message-----
From: BINU K BABY [mailto:xxxxx@nestec.net]
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 11:57 PM
To: NT Developers Interest List
Subject: [ntdev] RE: Visual C Wizard to create device Driver
Sorry, the wizard is protected by copyright, and it wouldn’t be ethical to
transfer it by mail. Try to get the book from amazon.com or elsewhere, it’s
a good book for beginers.
Regards
bkb
-----Original Message-----
From: Hesham Desokey [mailto:xxxxx@yahoo.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 1:21 PM
To: NT Developers Interest List
Subject: [ntdev] RE: Visual C Wizard to create device Driver
Can you send this classwizard to me please if you have it
thanks in advance
Hesham
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From: BINU K mailto:xxxxx BABY
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Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 11:05 AM
Subject: [ntdev] RE: Visual C Wizard to create device Driver
One comes in the CD-ROM included in the book “The Windows 2000 Device Driver
Book” by Art Baker & Jerry Lozano (2nd Edition).
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Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 1:01 PM
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Subject: [ntdev] Visual C Wizard to create device Driver
I need to write visual C wizard to create projects for device driver
Any one know from where to start, and if there is ready one please tell
Hesham
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I didn’t suggest that you said Walter’s book was not good. I asked how you
know you don’t need it, and then I commended it.
I only know Walter through his presence online in device driver newsgroups
(and this list?).
Phil
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From: Hesham Desokey [mailto:xxxxx@yahoo.com]
Sent: Saturday, June 16, 2001 2:32 PM
To: NT Developers Interest List
Subject: [ntdev] RE: Visual C Wizard to create device Driver
dear Barila
I didn’t say that walter book is not good.
But i have Chris WDM red book(really bad book )
any way I have go throught this book and have a good back ground and
expereince about drivers.
may be I will by this book… ?!
by the way r u know walter personally ?!!
thats all and thanks again for your support
Hesham
I know about the walter oney wizard but I didn’t have the book (I didn’t
need to buy it neither).
So it will be kind if some one have this wizard file to send it to me
I know Walter says he doesn’t make much money off of each copy of his book
sold, but that doesn’t negate the fact that he wrote the “wizard”, and if
you want to use it, you should pay for it. How do you know you don’t need
to buy it? Evidently you don’t have it, and it’s one of the better ones
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Dear Alberto
I have tried the NUMEGA technichal support for some bugs before
and all the reply I have is " these bugs have been fixed in new releases, Update your version"
so the strategy there is no support for old products
you have bugs then buy new versions no service packs no solution.
you may execuse me but I see a lot of harm from them
thanks and bye
Hesham
----- Original Message -----
From: Moreira, Alberto
To: NT Developers Interest List
Sent: Monday, June 18, 2001 5:22 PM
Subject: [ntdev] RE: Visual C Wizard to create device Driver
Hi, Hesham,
It would be nice to know about those DriverWorks bugs, I bet Vitaly (who’s also listening) will be interested in knowing about them! As for the support bit, if you have any specific suggestions on what I could do to help you and improve your perception of Numega’s support, I’ ready to listen - bash me hard if you will, that’s one of the reasons I’m here! Being a C++ believer I have all the interest in seeing more drivers using C++, so, again, it’d be nice to hear some specifics.
Alberto.
-----Original Message-----
From: Hesham Desokey [mailto:xxxxx@yahoo.com]
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 6:37 PM
To: NT Developers Interest List
Subject: [ntdev] RE: Visual C Wizard to create device Driver
Dear all
thanks for your support
at first I am Driverworks old user and I am going to develope device drivers using raw DDK since the bugs and miss leading code that I found in Driverworks beside the bad support they offer to me.
also WinDK has a great tool for device driver. all I need a wizard to prepare any new device driver project under Visual C using the Pure DDK and the build.exe utility
I know about the walter oney wizard but I didn’t have the book (I didn’t need to buy it neither).
So it will be kind if some one have this wizard file to send it to me
Thats all and thanks again for your support
Hesham
----- Original Message -----
From: Moreira, Alberto
To: NT Developers Interest List
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 4:42 PM
Subject: [ntdev] RE: Visual C Wizard to create device Driver
Not that I want to rain on someone else’s parade, but two things:
Have you tried Numega’s DriverWorks ?
As an alternative, go to page 319 of Mike Blaszczak’s excellent “Professional MFC with Visual C++ 6”, (Wrox Press) and you’ll find information about how to use the WIZARD97 classes (CWizerd97Sheet, and so on) to build your own wizard. He also mentions a code sample, I didn’t check it, but it’s probably at the Wrox web site.
Hope this helps,
Alberto.
-----Original Message-----
From: BINU K BABY [mailto:xxxxx@nestec.net]
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 11:57 PM
To: NT Developers Interest List
Subject: [ntdev] RE: Visual C Wizard to create device Driver
Sorry, the wizard is protected by copyright, and it wouldn’t be ethical to transfer it by mail. Try to get the book from amazon.com or elsewhere, it’s a good book for beginers.
Regards
bkb
-----Original Message-----
From: Hesham Desokey [mailto:xxxxx@yahoo.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 1:21 PM
To: NT Developers Interest List
Subject: [ntdev] RE: Visual C Wizard to create device Driver
Can you send this classwizard to me please if you have it
thanks in advance
Hesham
----- Original Message -----
From: BINU K BABY
To: NT Developers Interest List
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 11:05 AM
Subject: [ntdev] RE: Visual C Wizard to create device Driver
One comes in the CD-ROM included in the book “The Windows 2000 Device Driver Book” by Art Baker & Jerry Lozano (2nd Edition).
-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 1:01 PM
To: NT Developers Interest List
Subject: [ntdev] Visual C Wizard to create device Driver
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Hesham,
I looked at your two issues, and I’m ready to deal with specifics on email,
feel free to contact me!
The problem here was, both bugs you reported were logged against software
releases that were about two years old; and we come up with a new release
every 6 months. So, the answer that a bug found in a vintage 1999 release
were fixed in a 2001 release isn’t really that unreasonable, is it ? It is
real tough for us to take today a bug logged on a 1999 release, a bug that
has long been fixed on releases dated 2000 and 2001, and make a special
version of the 1999 code with only that bug fixed. I know it is unreasonable
to expect every user to tag along with every new release of the software,
but there’s a reasonable limit beyond which we must encourage users to take
advantage of newer releases. We believe we have a reasonably liberal user
upgrade policy, and it shouldn’t be that hard to move up one notch and use
more up to date software.
That said, I apologize for your bad experience, and again, invite you to
take this over email and see how we can improve the situation. Please feel
free to email me, and let me know if there’s anything I can do.
-----Original Message-----
From: Hesham Desokey [mailto:xxxxx@yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2001 2:02 PM
To: NT Developers Interest List
Subject: [ntdev] RE: Visual C Wizard to create device Driver
Dear Alberto
I have tried the NUMEGA technichal support for some bugs before
and all the reply I have is " these bugs have been fixed in new releases,
Update your version"
so the strategy there is no support for old products
you have bugs then buy new versions no service packs no solution.
you may execuse me but I see a lot of harm from them
thanks and bye
Hesham
----- Original Message -----
From: Moreira, Alberto mailto:xxxxx
To: NT Developers mailto:xxxxx Interest List
Sent: Monday, June 18, 2001 5:22 PM
Subject: [ntdev] RE: Visual C Wizard to create device Driver
Hi, Hesham,
It would be nice to know about those DriverWorks bugs, I bet Vitaly (who’s
also listening) will be interested in knowing about them! As for the support
bit, if you have any specific suggestions on what I could do to help you and
improve your perception of Numega’s support, I’ ready to listen - bash me
hard if you will, that’s one of the reasons I’m here! Being a C++ believer I
have all the interest in seeing more drivers using C++, so, again, it’d be
nice to hear some specifics.
Alberto.
-----Original Message-----
From: Hesham Desokey [mailto:xxxxx@yahoo.com]
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 6:37 PM
To: NT Developers Interest List
Subject: [ntdev] RE: Visual C Wizard to create device Driver
Dear all
thanks for your support
at first I am Driverworks old user and I am going to develope device drivers
using raw DDK since the bugs and miss leading code that I found in
Driverworks beside the bad support they offer to me.
also WinDK has a great tool for device driver. all I need a wizard to
prepare any new device driver project under Visual C using the Pure DDK and
the build.exe utility
I know about the walter oney wizard but I didn’t have the book (I didn’t
need to buy it neither).
So it will be kind if some one have this wizard file to send it to me
Thats all and thanks again for your support
Hesham
----- Original Message -----
From: Moreira, Alberto mailto:xxxxx
To: NT mailto:xxxxx Developers Interest List
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 4:42 PM
Subject: [ntdev] RE: Visual C Wizard to create device Driver
Not that I want to rain on someone else’s parade, but two things:
- Have you tried Numega’s DriverWorks ?
- As an alternative, go to page 319 of Mike Blaszczak’s excellent
“Professional MFC with Visual C++ 6”, (Wrox Press) and you’ll find
information about how to use the WIZARD97 classes (CWizerd97Sheet, and so
on) to build your own wizard. He also mentions a code sample, I didn’t check
it, but it’s probably at the Wrox web site.
Hope this helps,
Alberto.
-----Original Message-----
From: BINU K BABY [mailto:xxxxx@nestec.net]
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 11:57 PM
To: NT Developers Interest List
Subject: [ntdev] RE: Visual C Wizard to create device Driver
Sorry, the wizard is protected by copyright, and it wouldn’t be ethical to
transfer it by mail. Try to get the book from amazon.com or elsewhere, it’s
a good book for beginers.
Regards
bkb
-----Original Message-----
From: Hesham Desokey [mailto:xxxxx@yahoo.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2001 1:21 PM
To: NT Developers Interest List
Subject: [ntdev] RE: Visual C Wizard to create device Driver
Can you send this classwizard to me please if you have it
thanks in advance
Hesham
----- Original Message -----
From: BINU K mailto:xxxxx BABY
To: NT mailto:xxxxx Developers Interest List
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 11:05 AM
Subject: [ntdev] RE: Visual C Wizard to create device Driver
One comes in the CD-ROM included in the book “The Windows 2000 Device Driver
Book” by Art Baker & Jerry Lozano (2nd Edition).
-----Original Message-----
From: Hesham Desokey [mailto:xxxxx@yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 1:01 PM
To: NT Developers Interest List
Subject: [ntdev] Visual C Wizard to create device Driver
I need to write visual C wizard to create projects for device driver
Any one know from where to start, and if there is ready one please tell
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