This book explains device drivers and how to write them for the Windows environment. It explains the differences between DOS and Windows drivers, then details the different Windows operating modes and the three types of Windows device drivers--system, printer, and virtual.
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Nice try, not good enough,
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This review is from: Writing Windows Device Drivers (Paperback)
I develop Windows device drivers professionally, and I was impressed with this book at a glance.
However, several blatant errors in the book cost me more hours than the book saved in the first place. Combined with a crucial appendix that is referenced, but simply not between the covers, this book needs editing more than publishing.
I recommend waiting for a second, corrected edition before investing.
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