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I use this book mostly as a reference. If you are writing Windows WDM drivers, the book is very helpful and will save you time.

Still reading. I was really interested in this subject, but this book is a very difficult read. And I love technical books and I’m a technical writer. Biggest hurdle is the excessive use of acronyms. There are just too many to remember if you are new to this material. Makes me continuously look up acronyms while reading the drab writing style. Since this is from Microsoft, I guess this is the best source for the defacto-standard details. If I can find a better put-together book, I would read that first and use this as reference.

The current question is how much does this apply to windows 10. Is a book revision needed??

One of the true definitive resources on the subject. Provides concise and useful examples and explanations. Would highly recommend it.

This book may very well describe writing WDF drivers, but it is not necessarily a useful book. It is not the Windows equivalent of the one Writing Linux Device Drivers book, and even that book is only just so useful. First: User-mode drivers are described, but what good are they? They can’t do a _lot_ of things, and they are source-code incompatible with kernel-mode drivers. Second: In the book’s Forward, a Microsoft «Architect» mentions that 3rd party driver developers find the pre-WDF Windows driver model «complex and difficult to use». Unfortunately neither WDF nor this book has helped me debug real world issues involving Cardbus, inf/driver install failures, and NDIS API failures. Microsoft did _not_ address/document/fix the known «complex and difficult to use» problem.

It is very good for a beginner to WDF. I mean it starts from the very beginning introducing you to driver development concepts.

for those do not have previous driver dev. experience. Too much documentation style «teaching» without a step-by-step practicing process.

A great disappointment, nothing new compared to what is on MSDN.

What is needed are simpler examples to start with, not hundred of pages of references: what are the bare necessities (I insist bare) to write a UMDF Filter driver (the simplest one) for a very basic device these days : a USB device. And there let’s take an every day device (who has this FX2 stuff???) : a USB stick!

Also no answers as to what this UMDF Filter driver can do (can it do standard I/O like fprintf ?).

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