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WdfSend: Are There REALLY Three Useful Variants?
Last Updated: 06-May-13 (Read 743 times)
When you learn about WdfSend, you typically learn that there are three different ways that you can send a Request to an I/O Target. It makes a nice story to describe these three options as equally viable for a driver writer. Unfortunately, in the majority of cases the only practical option is to send a Request asynchronously and specify a Completion Routine Event Processing Callback. This quick article describes why this is the case.
Turning a Breakpoint into a Busypoint
Last Updated: 22-Apr-13 (Read 1088 times)
Breakpoints are great, but at some point you have to resume from them. What if you want to freeze a thread in place while allowing other threads to continue executing?
Investigating a NULL Pointer Dereference
Last Updated: 17-Apr-13 (Read 2723 times)
A former student provided a crash dump for some analysis, here's what I found...
Understanding WDFMEMORY Objects
Last Updated: 08-Apr-13 (Read 642 times)
Confused about WDFMEMORY Objects? Wonder why they exist at all? Here, we try to help.
Using WinDbg to hunt for strings
Last Updated: 05-Apr-13 (Read 1342 times)
Ever wanted to search a live system or crash dump for strings? In this post we'll show you how!
Spice up your debugger output with DML!
Last Updated: 03-Apr-13 (Read 1038 times)
The Debugger Markup Language makes navigating the command window a breeze. Did you know that you can add links to the debugging output not only from your debugger extensions but also from your drivers? In this Developer Blog entry we'll show you how...
Test Signing Made Simple
Last Updated: 27-Feb-13 (Read 1091 times)
The Win8 WDK makes test signing easy. No, really. It does. Read and see...
Can You NEVER Break the Rules?
Last Updated: 26-Feb-13 (Read 1047 times)
Sometimes it's necessary as a developer to break the rules. Even good developers do it. Sometimes, to do something cool, you just have to do it. But where do you draw the line? Let's explore that question a bit.
Understanding EvtIoStop
Last Updated: 25-Jan-13 (Read 1198 times)
SDV has a new rule and there's bugcheck 9F to deal with. It's about time we thought more about EvtIoStop
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The NT Insider Digital Edition -- Mar-Apr 2013 Now Available!
Last Updated: 20-Mar-13 (Read 1268 times)
 The March - April 2013 issue of The NT Insider is available exclusively in PDF format for download. Click the image of The NT Insider to the left for the details, and the download link to use.
Articles include:
- MSBuild 101
- Introducing Reader/Writer Spin Locks
- Calling User Mode Functions from Kernel Mode
- Fixing Broken Debugger Extensions
- Another Look at Lint
- Peter Pontificates
...and more!
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Sample WDF Driver for Sealevel Digital I/O Kit
Last Updated: 16-Mar-06 (Downloaded 13063 times)
Here's the latest update to the sample KMDF driver for the Sealevel Digital I/O Kit. It supports the most recent release of the SeaLevel DIO-24 board (the 8018). Have fun!
OsrVirtualCdAndDisk
Last Updated: 11-Aug-05 (Downloaded 3531 times)
The OSR Virtual CD and Disk driver allows a user to mount .ISO,.IMG images as CD-ROMs and allows the user to create and mount .DSK files that act as Disk Drives. In addition true disk image file format (.bin) has been added
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