Writing Windows WDM Device Drivers

Title:	Writing Windows WDM Device Drivers
Author:	Cant Chris
Оценка:	4.5 of 5, readers votes - 53
Genre:	computers
Year:	1999 г.
Table of Contents:	hide Table of Contents Writing Windows WDMDevice Drivers Covers NT 4, Win 98, and Win 2000 Chris Cant Preface Who Are You? Terminology Coding Style Revised Source Files Thanks Chapter 1 Introduction The Windows Driver Model Source and Binary Compatibility WDM vs. NT Style Drivers Ready-to-Use Drivers Book CD-ROM Device Driver Software Tools Driver Types Not Covered A New Frame of Mind Device Driver Environment Terminology and Resources Win32 Program Interface Basic I/O Overlapped Asynchronous Requests Environment Device Specific Restrictions Other Win32 Access to Drivers Conclusion Chapter 2 The Big Picture Device Driver Components Driver Entry Points and Callbacks Dispatch Routines Creating Devices Hardware Resource Assignments Calling Other Drivers Serializing Access to Hardware Talking to Hardware Hardware Problems Power Management Windows Management Instrumentation NT Event Reporting System Threads Types of Device Driver Windows Overview I/O Request Processing Plug and Play Device Stacks Standard Bus and Class Drivers Example Driver Stack Driver Choices Off-the-Shelf Drivers Use Standard Drivers Operating System Layered Device Drivers Monolithic Drivers Recommended and Optional Features WDM Rationale One Core Model Complexity Plug and Play and Layers Range of Functionality Development Environment Developer Support Conclusion Chapter 3 Device Driver Design Introduction Driver Design Guide Documentation Good Design Kernel Calls Kernel Macros Kernel Objects Driver Routine Names Processor Model Processor Modes Interrupt Levels Runtime Priorities Deferred Procedure Calls Using Memory Pool Memory Lookaside Lists Other Memory Considerations Accessing User Application Memory DMA IRP Processing IRP Parameters Processing IRPs in a Driver Stack Conclusion Chapter 4 WDM Driver Environment System Set Up DDKs Book Software Installation Recompiling the Book Software Shortcuts Utilities DOS Boxes Computer Management Console NT Devices Applet Hardware Wizard Registry Editors INF Editor WBEM Debuggers NT and Windows 2000 Utilities Book Software Tools Driver Targets Driver Language and Libraries Resources Good Code build Utility makefiles SOURCES makefile File build Directories Other build Steps DIRS File VC++ Projects Makefile Build Environment MakeDrvr Directories Common Tasks The Wdm1 Driver Code Compiler Options Header Files Driver Entry Module Version Resource Accessing the Registry Installing Wdm1 Installation Details INF Files Registry Windows 2000 Objects Managing Devices and Drivers Add Another Device Removing a Device Updating the Driver NT Style Drivers Conclusion Chapter 5 Device Interfaces Devices Device Access Subsequent I/O Device Objects and Device Extensions Creating and Deleting Device Objects Creating Devices Deleting Devices Device Names Symbolic Links Device Interfaces Wdm1 Device Interface Win32 Device Interface Access Getting a Devices Interface Name Running Wdm1Test Conclusion Chapter 6 Testing and Debugging Test, Test, Test Driver Tests Test That All Functions Work W2000 and W98 Multiprocessor Cancelling I/O Debugging How Do Things Go Wrong? Debugging Techniques Incremental Development Checked Version W2000 or W98 Debugging Tools Windows 2000 Events Tracing Tools Driver Verifier Debuggers DebugPrint Trying out DebugPrint Using the DebugPrint Monitor Using DebugPrint in Drivers Debugging Notes Updating Drivers Driver Fails on Boot Driver Dependencies Uncanceled IRPs Bugcheck Codes Where Did the Bugcheck Happen? Conclusion Chapter 7 Dispatch Routines Dispatch Routine IRPs I/O Request Packets Dispatch Routine Handling Reentrancy IRP Handling IRP Completion IRP Structure I/O Stack Locations Common IRP Parameters Create IRP, IRP_MJ_CREATE Close IRP, IRP_MJ_CLOSE Read IRP, IRP_MJ_READ Write IRP, IRP_MJ_WRITE IOCTL IRP, IRP_MJ_DEVICE_CONTROL User Buffers Buffered I/O Direct I/O Neither DeviceIoControl Buffers Create and Close Write Read IOCTL System Control Conclusion Chapter 8 Plug and Play and Device Stacks Design Overview Design Goals Plug and Play System Plug and Play Messages Device Enumeration Fixed and Configurable Devices Enumeration Device Tree Device Stacks PnP Support and the Device Stack Device Objects Upper Edges USB Keyboard Example Functional and Physical Device Objects Upper Edge Definitions Conclusion Chapter 9 Plug and Play Implementation Implementing Plug and Play Adding and Removing Devices Basic PnP Handlers Passing Unsupported IRPs Down the Stack PnP States and Messages State Flags Holding IRPs Open Handles When to Process PnP IRPs Device Locking Getting Resource Assignments Testing Wdm2 Actual Plug and Play Messages Other PnP IRPs IRP_MN_DEVICE_USAGE_NOTIFICATION IRP_MN_FILTER_RESOURCE_REQUIREMENTS IRP_MN_QUERY_BUS_INFORMATION IRP_MN_QUERY_CAPABILITIES IRP_MN_QUERY_DEVICE_RELATIONS IRP_MN_QUERY_DEVICE_TEXT IRP_MN_QUERY_ID IRP_MN_QUERY_INTERFACE IRP_MN_QUERY_PNP_DEVICE_STATE IRP_MN_QUERY_RESOURCE_REQUIREMENTS IRP_MN_QUERY_RESOURCES IRP_MN_READ_CONFIG IRP_MN_SET_LOCK IRP_MN_WRITE_CONFIG Plug and Play Notification Win32 PnP Notification Device Driver PnP Notification Notification Request Driver Interactions Advanced Plug and Play Bus Drivers Sending PnP IRPs Device Properties Conclusion Chapter 10 Power Management The Power Picture ACPI Win32 Power Management Wdm2Power Application Battery Miniclass Drivers System Power Policies System and Device States Power IRPs Processing Power IRPs Not Processing Power IRPs Device Power Policy Owner Handling Set Power IRPs Setting System Power States Setting Device Power States SetPowerState Dispatch Routine Power Handling Testing Wdm2 Power Capabilities Device Capabilities Advanced Power Management Wake Power Sequence Stopping System Power Down Events Power Notification Detecting System Power State Changes WMI Support Conclusion Chapter 11 Installation WDM Driver Installation Process INF Files Standard Sections Strings INF File Section Hierarchy Wdm1Free.INF InfEdit Cross-Platform and WDM INF Files Installing Wdm1 in Windows 2000 Locating Drivers Hardware IDs Compatible IDs Repeated Enumeration NT Style Driver Installation Install Process Driver Load Order NT 4 Control Panel Devices Applet Windows 2000 Device Management Windows 98 Device Management REG Files Installing NT Style Drivers in Windows 98 Conclusion Chapter 12 Windows Management Instrumentation Overview WBEM Model The WDM Provider A WMI Driver WMI Build Environment Registering as a WMI Data Provider Handling System Control IRPs QueryWmiRegInfo Handler QueryWmiDataBlock Handler SetWmiDataBlock Handler SetWmiDataItem Handler ExecuteWmiMethod Handler Firing WMI Events WMI in Action Conclusion Chapter 13 Event Reporting Overview Message Files Registering as an Event Source Generating Events Testing Wdm3 Events Conclusion Chapter 14 DebugPrint Design Specification Design Implementation Test Driver Code System Threads Events Synchronization Generating Trace Events Linked Lists Final Pieces DebugPrint Driver Design DebugPrint Devices Read Queue Cancelling IRPs Write Algorithm Read Algorithm DebugPrint Monitor Design Win32 Worker Threads DebugPrint_Event Class Win32 Overlapped I/O Conclusion Chapter 15 WdmIo and PHDIo Drivers Win32 Interface IOCTLs Commands LPT Printer Driver Application Parallel Ports WdmIoTest PHDIoTest Issuing Commands Writing Data Using Interrupt Driven I/O Reading Data Using Interrupt Driven I/O Testing WdmIo Installing WdmIo LogConfig Sections Running WdmIoTest Testing PHDIo Installing PHDIo Running PHDIoTest Analyzing WdmIo and PHDIo Which to Use Deficiencies Conclusion Chapter 16 Hardware I/O IRP Queuing Hardware Access IRP Queuing Device Queues StartIo Routines Processing Commands Critical Sections Cancelling Queued IRPs Queued IRP Cancelling WdmIo IRP Cancelling Strategy Alternative Cancel Strategy Cleanup IRP Handling Supplemental Device Queues Implementing a Supplemental Device Queue Conclusion Chapter 17 Interrupt-Driven I/O Interrupt Handling The Nature of the Beast Connecting to Interrupts WdmIo Reads and Writes Starting Requests Interrupt Handler Deferred Procedure Calls Using Basic DPCs Custom DPCs Timers One-Second Interval Timers WdmIo Time-Outs Custom Timers Conclusion Chapter 18 NT Hardware NT Style Driver Construction DDK Issues Compile Environment NT Style Driver Structure Device Creation and Deletion Claiming Resources Translating Resources Finding Resources Auto-Detected Hardware Interrogating Configurable Buses Final Resource Discovery Techniques Conclusion Chapter 19 WDM System Drivers Writing Client Drivers Common Devices Filter Drivers NT Layering Parallel Port Drivers Conclusion Chapter 20 The Universal Serial Bus Device Classes Human Input Devices (HID) The Big Picture Windows USB Driver Interface Transfer Types USB Low Level Structure USB Devices USB Signals Bus Signalling Low Level Protocol Transactions Power USB Device Framework Bus Enumeration Standard Control Transactions Descriptors Driver Installation USB Classes New Features Client Design Endpoint Type Selection Isochronous Devices Conclusion Chapter 21 USB Driver Interface USB Client Driver Design Using UsbKbd UsbKbd Installation Headers and Libraries USBDI IOCTLs URBs Calling USBDI Talking USB Initializing a USB Device Issuing URBs Selecting an Interface Other Initialization Deselecting a Configuration Interrupt Transfers Control Transfers Other Issues Testing UsbKbd USBDI Structure Reference Structures USBDI URB Reference URB Setup Functions URB Transfer Functions URB Default Pipe Functions URB Isochronous Frame Functions Conclusion Chapter 22 The Human Input Device Model HID Hides HID in Windows The HID Model Reports Usages Getting HID Capabilities HID Model Representation HID Descriptors Device Attributes Report Descriptors Conclusion Chapter 23 HID Clients HID Class Driver HID Class Driver Characteristics Windows HID Clients Header Files HID USB Minidriver USB Boot Devices User Mode HID Clients Finding HID Devices Reading Input Reports Sending Output Reports Other User Mode HID Client Functions Running HidKbdUser Kernel Mode HID Clients Client Types Plug and Play Notifications HidKbd Devices Getting HID capabilities Opening and Closing the HidKbd Device Other HID Class IOCTLs Conclusion Appendix A Information Resources Newsgroups and Mail Lists Books Appendix B PC 99 Drivers The Specification IBM-Compatible PCs Changing World ACPI, OnNow, and Plug and Play PC 99 Conformance Appendix C Direct Memory Access Glossary Acronyms and Tools 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