The next DriverStudio release version 3.1 will feature a new Driver
Wizard. This Driver Wizard will generate DDK style source code in the c
programming language. The wizard is open and extensible and can create
all sorts of DDK/C drivers. For those programmers who do not wish to
program their driver in C++ or use a 3rd party library/framework, the new
Driver Wizard featured in DriverStudio has a lot of value. Its worth a
try.
Steve Smith
Compuware
DriverStudio
Hi.
My company is using the DriverWorks package to create several PCI drivers.
Drivers created, drivers work, everything is great!
Then our client gets us to hire a driver expert consultant, who proceeds
to tell them that DriverWorks is very very bugy, poorly supported, and not
fit to write a driver for a toaster!So, I wanted to get the comments of other people in the driver development
field, the real life if you will (since this guy basically teaches
Mircosoft driver writing for a living), and see what people say about
DriverWorks, and their experiences with the package.Thanks!