List of Tables

Chapter 1: Introduction to WDF

Table 1-1: Documentation Conventions

Chapter 5: WDF Object Model

Table 5-1: UMDF Framework Objects and Interfaces

Table 5-2: UMDF Driver Callback Objects and Interfaces

Table 5-3: KMDF Object Types

Table 5-4: KMDF Object Attributes

Table 5-5: Which Framework Objects a Driver Can Delete

Chapter 6: Driver Structure and Initialization

Table 6-1: IDriverEntry Interface

Table 6-2: Device Properties

Table 6-3: Common Objects

Table 6-4: IWDFDeviceInitialize Methods

Table 6-5: PDO-Specific Callbacks

Chapter 7: Plug and Play and Power Management

Table 7-1: Plug and Play and Power Callbacks for WDF Drivers

Table 7-2: Additional KMDF Plug and Play Callbacks

Table 7-3: IPnpCallbackHardware Methods

Table 7-4: IPnpCallback Methods

Table 7-5: KMDF Device Idle Settings

Table 7-6: Device Sx Wake Settings

Chapter 8: I/O Flow and Dispatching

Table 8-1: Types of IRPs that WDF Supports

Table 8-2: IWDFIoRequest Methods for Memory Objects

Table 8-3: WdfRequestRetrieveXxx Methods

Table 8-4: I/O Request Delivery Mechanism

Table 8-5: I/O Queue Callbacks

Table 8-6: I/O Event Callbacks for Queue State Changes

Table 8-7: Queue Control Methods

Table 8-8: Retrieval Methods for Manual I/O Queues

Table 8-9: Handling Create Requests in a UMDF Driver

Table 8-10: Handling Create Requests in a KMDF Driver

Table 8-11: Handling Cleanup and Close Requests

Table 8-12: Callbacks for Read and Write Requests

Table 8-13: Callbacks for Device I/O Control Requests

Table 8-14: I/O Request Completion Methods

Table 8-15: Framework Handling of Request Cancellation

Table 8-16: Self-managed I/O Methods

Chapter 9: I/O Targets

Table 9-1: Fields in the WDF_IO_TARGET_OPEN_PARAMS Structure

Table 9-2: I/O Target States

Table 9-3: Methods to Manage I/O Target State

Table 9-4: I/O Target Event Callbacks

Table 9-5: Buffer Lifetimes

Table 9-6: Effect of I/O Target State on I/O Request

Table 9-7: Interfaces and Methods to Support USB

Table 9-8: Initialization Functions for WDF_USB_DEVICE_SELECT_CONFIG_PARAMS Structure

Table 9-9: Methods for Sending a Request to a USB I/O Target

Table 9-10: Methods for Sending a Request to a USB Target Pipe

Chapter 10: Synchronization

Table 10-1: UMDF Callbacks Serialized Using Device Scope

Table 10-2: Summary of KMDF Callback Serialization

Table 10-3: Summary of Synchronization Techniques

Chapter 11: Driver Tracing and Diagnosability

Table 11-1: RUN_WPP Options for Drivers

Chapter 12: WDF Support Objects

Table 12-1: IWDFMemory Methods

Table 12-2: KMDF Memory Object Methods

Table 12-3: IWDFNamedPropertyStore Methods

Table 12-4: KMDF Methods to Query and Open Registry Keys

Table 12-5: KMDF Registry Key Methods

Table 12-6: Collection Object Methods

Table 12-7: Timer Object Methods

Table 12-8: KMDF Time Conversion Functions

Chapter 14: Beyond the Frameworks

Table 14-1: Access to WDM Objects

Chapter 15: Scheduling, Thread Context, and IRQL

Table 15-1: Interrupt Request Levels for Processor Types

Chapter 16: Hardware Resources and Interrupts

Table 16-1: Resource Types and Corresponding Union Members in Resource Descriptor

Chapter 17: Direct Memory Access

Table 17-1: DMA-Specific Device Information

Table 17-2: KMDF DMA Profiles and Their Meanings

Table 17-3: KMDF Debugger Extensions for DMA Verification

Chapter 20: How to Install WDF Drivers

Table 20-1: Contents of the UMDF Co-installer

Table 20-2: Contents of the KMDF Co-installer

Table 20-3: [DDInstall.Wdf] Directives for UMDF Drivers

Table 20-4: [Umdf-install] Directives

Chapter 21: Tools for Testing WDF Drivers

Table 21-1: Power Management Scenarios Tested by PwrTest

Table 21-2: Driver Verifier Options

Table 21-3: Driver Verifier /flags Parameter Options

Table 21-4: Errors Detected by UMDF Verifier

Chapter 22: How to Debug WDF Drivers

Table 22-1: Common Debug Commands

Table 22-2: Common UMDF Debugger Extensions

Table 22-3: Common KMDF Debugger Extensions

Table 22-4: KMDF Debugging Registry Values

Chapter 23: PREfast for Drivers

Table 23-1: General-Purpose Annotations

Table 23-2: Annotations for Buffers

Table 23-3: Driver Annotations

Table 23-4: Basic Driver Annotations

Table 23-5: Nonmemory Resources Annotations

Table 23-6: IRQL Annotations

Chapter 24: Static Driver Verifier

Table 24-1: Precondition Rules for PowerPolicyOwner Rules

Table 24-2: Callback Function Role Types that Allow Multiple Callbacks