ctacke/>
Wed Oct 10 06:29:04 PDT 2007
Then just download the evaluation version. It comes with all the samples
and source. Then use Studio to do your actual development.
As a side note, PB is only $1k, so if this driver is important for some form
of business, it seems to me that it would be a small price to pay anyway.
But maybe that's just me.
--
Chris Tacke, Embedded MVP
OpenNETCF Consulting
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"Sebastian Haas" <haas@ems-wuensche.com> wrote in message
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> <ctacke/> schrieb:
>>>> Sure, just use Visual Studio.
>>> If I install the WM5 SDK, Visual Studio offers only applications for
>>> smart
>>> devices, not a driver. Do you know how do I create an USB driver in
>>> Visual
>>> Studio?
>>
>> That is correct - create a new Smart Device C++ DLL project. Drivers are
>> just DLLs with specific entry points.
> Oh, yes I've tried this already. But I was unable to find USB function
> driver related includes or libraries. Is there a DDK I may download
> where all needed headers and libraries are included? I know they are in
> the Platform Builder, but I don't want to buy an expensive Platform
> Builder license only for developing one USB device driver.
>
> Sebastian