1 (p1): Chapter 1 Introduction 1 (p1-2): AN OVERVIEW OF THE OPERATING SYSTEMS 5 (p1-3): WINDOWS 2000 DRIVERS 12 (p1-4): SAMPLE CODE 14 (p1-5): ORGANIZATION OF THIS BOOK 17 (p1-6): OTHER RESOURCES 18 (p1-7): WARNING 19 (p2): Chapter 2 Basic Structure of a WDM Driver 19 (p2-2): DEVICE AND DRIVER LAYERING 44 (p2-3): THE DRIVERENTRY ROUTINE 48 (p2-4): THE ADDDEVICE ROUTINE 69 (p2-5): WINDOWS 98 COMPATIBILITY NOTES 71 (p3): Chapter 3 Basic Programming Techniques 71 (p3-2): THE KERNEL-MODE PROGRAMMING ENVIRONMENT 74 (p3-3): ERROR HANDLING 90 (p3-4): MEMORY MANAGEMENT 111 (p3-5): STRING HANDLING 115 (p3-6): MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES 129 (p3-7): WINDOWS 98 COMPATIBILITY NOTES 131 (p4): Chapter 4 Synchronization 132 (p4-2): AN ARCHETYPAL SYNCHRONIZATION PROBLEM 134 (p4-3): INTERRUPT REQUEST LEVEL 139 (p4-4): SPIN LOCKS 141 (p4-5): KERNEL DISPATCHER OBJECTS 162 (p4-6): OTHER KERNEL-MODE SYNCHRONIZATION PRIMITIVES 173 (p5): Chapter 5 The I/O Request Packet 173 (p5-2): DATA STRUCTURES 179 (p5-3): THE “STANDARD MODEL” FOR IRP PROCESSING 189 (p5-4): COMPLETING I/O REQUESTS 197 (p5-5): PASSING REQUESTS DOWN TO LOWER LEVELS 200 (p5-6): CANCELLING I/O REQUESTS 211 (p5-7): MANAGING YOUR OWN IRPS 217 (p5-8): LOOSE ENDS 221 (p6): Chapter 6 Plug and Play 223 (p6-2): IRP_MJ_PNP DISPATCH FUNCTION 225 (p6-3): STARTING AND STOPPING YOUR DEVICE 236 (p6-4): MANAGING PNP STATE TRANSITIONS 260 (p6-5): OTHER CONFIGURATION FUNCTIONALITY 287 (p6-6): WINDOWS 98 COMPATIBILITY NOTES 289 (p7): Chapter 7 Reading and Writing Data 289 (p7-2): CONFIGURING YOUR DEVICE 293 (p7-3): ADDRESSING A DATA BUFFER 298 (p7-4): PORTS AND REGISTERS 303 (p7-5): SERVICING AN INTERRUPT 320 (p7-6): DIRECT MEMORY ACCESS 345 (p8): Chapter 8 Power Management 346 (p8-2): THE WDM POWER MODEL 353 (p8-3): MANAGING POWER TRANSITIONS...

zlibzh/no-category/Microsoft公司著/Microsoft Windows驱动程序模型设计_39717616.pdf

Microsoft公司; Walter Oney

Beijing University Press

China, People's Republic, China

Bookmarks: p1 (p1): Chapter 1 Introduction
p1-2 (p1): AN OVERVIEW OF THE OPERATING SYSTEMS
p1-3 (p5): WINDOWS 2000 DRIVERS
p1-4 (p12): SAMPLE CODE
p1-5 (p14): ORGANIZATION OF THIS BOOK
p1-6 (p17): OTHER RESOURCES
p1-7 (p18): WARNING
p2 (p19): Chapter 2 Basic Structure of a WDM Driver
p2-2 (p19): DEVICE AND DRIVER LAYERING
p2-3 (p44): THE DRIVERENTRY ROUTINE
p2-4 (p48): THE ADDDEVICE ROUTINE
p2-5 (p69): WINDOWS 98 COMPATIBILITY NOTES
p3 (p71): Chapter 3 Basic Programming Techniques
p3-2 (p71): THE KERNEL-MODE PROGRAMMING ENVIRONMENT
p3-3 (p74): ERROR HANDLING
p3-4 (p90): MEMORY MANAGEMENT
p3-5 (p111): STRING HANDLING
p3-6 (p115): MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
p3-7 (p129): WINDOWS 98 COMPATIBILITY NOTES
p4 (p131): Chapter 4 Synchronization
p4-2 (p132): AN ARCHETYPAL SYNCHRONIZATION PROBLEM
p4-3 (p134): INTERRUPT REQUEST LEVEL
p4-4 (p139): SPIN LOCKS
p4-5 (p141): KERNEL DISPATCHER OBJECTS
p4-6 (p162): OTHER KERNEL-MODE SYNCHRONIZATION PRIMITIVES
p5 (p173): Chapter 5 The I/O Request Packet
p5-2 (p173): DATA STRUCTURES
p5-3 (p179): THE “STANDARD MODEL” FOR IRP PROCESSING
p5-4 (p189): COMPLETING I/O REQUESTS
p5-5 (p197): PASSING REQUESTS DOWN TO LOWER LEVELS
p5-6 (p200): CANCELLING I/O REQUESTS
p5-7 (p211): MANAGING YOUR OWN IRPS
p5-8 (p217): LOOSE ENDS
p6 (p221): Chapter 6 Plug and Play
p6-2 (p223): IRP_MJ_PNP DISPATCH FUNCTION
p6-3 (p225): STARTING AND STOPPING YOUR DEVICE
p6-4 (p236): MANAGING PNP STATE TRANSITIONS
p6-5 (p260): OTHER CONFIGURATION FUNCTIONALITY
p6-6 (p287): WINDOWS 98 COMPATIBILITY NOTES
p7 (p289): Chapter 7 Reading and Writing Data
p7-2 (p289): CONFIGURING YOUR DEVICE
p7-3 (p293): ADDRESSING A DATA BUFFER
p7-4 (p298): PORTS AND REGISTERS
p7-5 (p303): SERVICING AN INTERRUPT
p7-6 (p320): DIRECT MEMORY ACCESS
p8 (p345): Chapter 8 Power Management
p8-2 (p346): THE WDM POWER MODEL
p8-3 (p353): MANAGING POWER TRANSITIONS
p8-4 (p387): ADDITIONAL POWER MANAGEMENT DETAILS
p8-5 (p396): WINDOWS 98 COMPATIBILITY NOTES
p9 (p399): Chapter 9 Specialized Topics
p9-2 (p399): FILTER DRIVERS
p9-3 (p406): LOGGING ERRORS
p9-4 (p414): I/O CONTROL OPERATIONS
p9-5 (p436): SYSTEM THREADS
p9-6 (p442): EXECUTIVE WORK ITEMS
p9-7 (p446): WATCHDOG TIMERS
p9-8 (p449): WINDOWS 98 COMPATIBILITY NOTES
p10 (p451): Chapter 10 Windows Management Instrumentation
p10-2 (p452): WMI CONCEPTS
p10-3 (p456): WDM DRIVERS AND WMI
p10-4 (p475): USER-MODE APPLICATIONS AND WMI
p10-5 (p485): WINDOWS 98 COMPATIBILITY NOTES
p11 (p487): Chapter 11 The Universal Serial Bus
p11-2 (p489): PROGRAMMING ARCHITECTURE
p11-3 (p510): WORKING WITH THE BUS DRIVER
p12 (p557): Chapter 12 Installing Device Drivers
p12-2 (p558): THE INF FILE
p12-3 (p575): DEFINING A DEVICE CLASS
p12-4 (p581): LAUNCHING AN APPLICATION
p12-5 (p587): WINDOWS 98 COMPATIBILITY NOTES
p13 (p589): Appendix A Coping with Windows 98 Incompatibilities
p13-2 (p589): DEFINING STUBS FOR KERNEL-MODE ROUTINES
p13-3 (p594): DETERMINING THE OPERATING SYSTEM VERSION
p13-4 (p595): Appendix B Using GENERIC.SYS
p14 (p597): Appendix C Using WDMWIZ.AWX
p14-2 (p597): BASIC DRIVER INFORMATION
p14-3 (p599): DEVICEIOCONTROL CODES
p14-4 (p600): I/O RESOURCES
p14-5 (p601): POWER CAPAPABILITIES
p14-6 (p602): USB ENDPOINTS
p14-7 (p603): WMI SUPPORT
p14-8 (p604): PARAMETERS FOR THE INF FILE
p14-9 (p605): NOW WHAT?
p14-10 (p607): Index

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