Bus Driver Development Based on KMDF
This paper provides information about how to write bus drivers that are based on the kernel-mode driver framework (KMDF) for the Windows family of operating systems. It describes when developing a new bus driver is appropriate, shows how to implement common features of a bus driver, and provides tips for testing and debugging a bus driver.
The paper assumes that you have experience developing kernel-mode drivers that are based on KMDF. Some familiarity with the Windows Driver Model (WDM) is also helpful.
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Included in this paper:
- When to Write a Bus Driver
- Bus Drivers, Device Objects, and the Device Stack
- KMDF Support for Bus Drivers
- Parent Bus FDO
- Enumeration Models
- Static Enumeration
- Dynamic Enumeration
- Using a Raw PDO
- Optional PDO Event Callback Functions
- Handling I/O Requests for the PDO
- Handling Device Errors
- Tips for Testing and Debugging a Bus Driver
- Resources
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