Programming the Microsoft Windows Driver Model - page 1
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- Cover
- Cover
- LOC Page
- Dedication
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1 -- Introduction
- An Overview of the Operating Systems
- Windows 2000 Drivers
- Sample Code
- Organization of This Book
- Other Resources
- Warning
- Chapter 2 -- Basic Structure of a WDM Driver
- Device and Driver Layering
- The DriverEntry Routine
- The AddDevice Routine
- Windows 98 Compatibility Notes
- Chapter 3 -- Basic Programming Techniques
- The Kernel-Mode Programming Environment
- Error Handling
- Memory Management
- String Handling
- Miscellaneous Programming Techniques
- Windows 98 Compatibility Notes
- Chapter 4 -- Synchronization
- An Archetypal Synchronization Problem
- Interrupt Request Level
- Spin Locks
- Kernel Dispatcher Objects
- Other Kernel-Mode Synchronization Primitives
- Chapter 5 -- The IO Request Packet
- Data Structures
- The Standard Model for IRP Processing
- Completing IO Requests
- Passing Requests Down to Lower Levels
- Cancelling IO Requests
- Managing Your Own IRPs
- Loose Ends
- Chapter 6 -- Plug and Play
- IRP_MJ_PNP Dispatch Function
- Starting and Stopping Your Device
- Managing PnP State Transitions
- Other Configuration Functionality
- Windows 98 Compatibility Notes
- Chapter 7 -- Reading and Writing Data
- Configuring Your Device
- Addressing a Data Buffer
- Ports and Registers
- Servicing an Interrupt
- Direct Memory Access
- Chapter 8 -- Power Management
- The WDM Power Model
- Managing Power Transitions
- Additional Power Management Details
- Windows 98 Compatibility Notes
- Chapter 9 -- Specialized Topics
- Filter Drivers
- Logging Errors
- IO Control Operations
- System Threads
- Executive Work Items
- Watchdog Timers
- Windows 98 Compatibility Notes
- Chapter 10 -- Windows Management Instrumentation
- WMI Concepts
- WDM Drivers and WMI
- User-Mode Applications and WMI
- Windows 98 Compatibility Notes
- Chapter 11 -- The Universal Serial Bus
- Programming Architecture
- Working with the Bus Driver
- Chapter 12 -- Installing Device Drivers
- The INF File
- Defining a Device Class
- Launching an Application
- Windows 98 Compatibility Notes
- Appendix A -- Coping with Windows 98 Incompatibilities
- Defining Stubs for Kernel-Mode Routines
- Determining the Operating System Version
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