is there such a thing as an "hello world" example in ddd ?
I know drivers differ so please let me know.

in case of services which is a totally different thing you can make up a
little 'hello world' and work off of that.

Re: "hello world" by Harald

Harald
Tue May 04 03:57:32 CDT 2004

andrea catto' wrote:

> is there such a thing as an "hello world" example in ddd ?

You should probably have a look at the samples in the DDK... Determine
what kind of driver you want to make, and look around to find a sample
that suits your needs. Some of the samples are quite good.

Take Care!
Harald Eilertsen!

Re: "hello world" by Walter

Walter
Tue May 04 04:52:44 CDT 2004

andrea catto' wrote:
> is there such a thing as an "hello world" example in ddd ?
> I know drivers differ so please let me know.

I recommend the IOCTL sample in my book.

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Re: "hello world" by Ray

Ray
Mon May 10 19:04:14 CDT 2004

#include "ntddk.h"
NTSTATUS DriverEntry(PDRIVER_OBJECT DriverObject, PUNICODE_STRING
RegistryPath)
{
DbgPrint("Hello, World!\n");
return STATUS_UNSUCCESSFUL;
}

andrea catto' wrote:

> is there such a thing as an "hello world" example in ddd ?
> I know drivers differ so please let me know.
>
> in case of services which is a totally different thing you can make up a
> little 'hello world' and work off of that.
>
>