Re: How to talk to hardware devices in C
- From: Ws <nothingcanfulfill@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 06 Aug 2007 15:45:55 -0000
On Aug 6, 3:10 am, x01001x <xem...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
When programming in C (not C++) how does one send information to a
hardware device such as a video card or modem? How is this done in
Linux C programming versus Microsoft C programming?
I'm seconding what santosh said about appropriate groups. Just would
like to give this little tidbit of info:
You may also be interested in looking into the driver development
kits' ("DDK") documentation. I'm working on learning kernel-mode
device filtering drivers for the fun of tinkering with the Windows OS,
and the DDK's help file for Win32 taught me a ton about the
architecture and interfacing. Don't know if that would be of help to
you or not, but just was worth relaying on. :)
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