Introduction 3 About USB Devices 3 Device and Configuration Descr iptors 4 USB Data Transfer Models 5 Specialized USB I/O Targets in WDF 5 USB Target Device Objects 6 USB Interface Objects 7 USB Target Pipe Objects 7 How to Configure a USB I/O Targe
Table of Contents Developing Drivers with the Microsoft Windows Driver Foundation Foreword Part 1 - Getting Started with WDF Chapter 1 - Introduction to WDF Chapter 2 - Windows Driver Fundamentals Chapter 3 - WDF Fundamentals Part 2 - Exploring the
Microsoft® Windows® drivers have, for many years, been based on the Windows Driver Model (WDM). WDM drivers have a well-deserved reputation for being difficult to implement correctly, and developers face a steep learning curve when they enter the dr
Writing USB Drivers with WDF A primary design goal for WDF was to make the driver models easy to extend to support new types of hardware. The first specialized I/O targets in both UMDF and KMDF are hardware-specific and support USB devices. You can
Table of Contents Developing Drivers with the Microsoft Windows Driver Foundation Foreword Part 1 - Getting Started with WDF Chapter 1 - Introduction to WDF Chapter 2 - Windows Driver Fundamentals Chapter 3 - WDF Fundamentals Part 2 - Exploring the
