Windows XP / W2K3 WDM Device Driver Development - Basic
Description
The students gain a thorough knowledge about the device driver architecture of the Microsoft Windows operating systems and their kernel mode components. In addition to this they learn concepts and backgrounds of device driver development using the DDK and lots of practical tips and tricks.
Intended audience
Experienced application programmers, system software and driver developers, who need a thorough introduction of low level and hardware related software development on Microsoft Windows Platforms.
Topics
Overview of the Windows operating systems
Synchronization Mechanisms
System Architecture
Kernel Mode Components
Setup Api / important Registry Keys
Plug’n’Play Basics / Overview
DDK Development Environment
Driver Debugging Host/Target
Device Installation
.INF Files
Class Installers, Class Coinstallers, Device Coinstallers
Driver Routines
Driver Data Structures (Driver Object, Device Object, Device Extension)
Packet driven IO with IO Request Packets (IRPs)
Virtual Memory Management
Buffered IO and Direct IO
Plug'n'Play Basics
Driver Layering and the Device Tree
Physical Device Object (PDO) Functional Device Object (FDO) and Filter Device Object (FiDO)
Plug'n'Play State Transitions in WDM Drivers
Accessing Plug. n. Play Hardware Resources via HAL and System Busdriver
Interrupt Architecture and Thread Scheduling
IRQL_PASSIVE_LEVEL, IRQL_DISPATCH_LEVEL, DIRQL
Interrupt Service Routines
Deferred Procedure Calls (DPCs)
Executive Spinlocks and Interrupt Spinlocks
Dispatcher Objects and Executive Resources
IRP Queues
Cancel Safe IRP Queues and IRP Cancellation
Power Management Overview and Basics
System Power States
Device Power States
Power Policy Owner
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