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| Microsoft Windows Device Driver Courses |
 WDF-501WDF KMDF Driver Development Length: 5 days Cost: £2000 Course description - see below or view PDF Check course dates - click here Booking information - click here |
| Course Detail |
Course Description: WDF - Microsoft Windows Driver Foundation
Delegates will learn:
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Course Outline: Day 1: - Overview Windows Operating System Architecture - Kernel Mode Components - DDK Development Environment - Driver Debugging Host/Target - Device Installation and .INF Files - Setup Api / important Registry Keys - Class Installers, Class Coinstallers, Device Coinstallers - KMDF Components and Environment - Building and Installing KMDF Drivers - DDK Debugging Host/Target Day 2: - Introduction to WDF Driver Model and Objects Model - Structure of a simple Kernel-Mode WDF Driver - Framework objects, Methods, Properties and Events - Device Objects and Driver Roles - Packet driven IO Model and Framework Request Objects - Handling read, write and device control request - Canceled and Suspended Requests - Self-Managed I/O - Framework Queue Objects - Integrated I/O Queuing and Cancellation Day 3: - Virtual Memory Management Overview - Buffered IO and Direct IO - Framework Memory Object - Plug’n’Play Basics, the Device Tree and Driver Layering - KMDF support on Filter, Functional, Physical and Control device objects - Plug’n’Play State Transitions in Function Drivers - Framework Integrated Plug’nPlay Request Handler - Framework Integrated Power Management Request Handler - Accessing Plug’n’Play Hardware Resources - Device Enumeration and Startup - Device Power Down and Removal Day 4: - Windows Interrupt Architecture and Thread Scheduling - Interrupt Objects, Interrupt Service Routines and Deferred Procedure Calls (DPCs) - Execution Levels (Default Execution Level, Passive Execution Level) - Synchronization Scopes (Device, Queue, None) - KMDF Wait Locks and Spin Locks Day 5: - Power Management Concepts - Operating System Directed Power Management (OSDPM) Basics - System Power States, Device Power States and Power Policy Owner - Power Management Request Handler - KMDF Power Policy - PREfast, Static Driver Verifier (SDV) and Driver Verifier - Frameworks Verifier, In Flight Recorder and Debugger Extensions |
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