Device Driver Development for Microsoft Windows NT(1): Accessing Motion Control Hardware Using a Multimedia Framework
Device Driver Development for Microsoft Windows NT(1): Accessing Motion Control Hardware Using a Multimedia Framework
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This paper describes the set of user and kernel-mode Windows NT device drivers NIST researchers developed to provide device-independent software-based access to motion control hardware in support of various research activities underway here. A technial presentation of the device driver design and development process are given to benefit those designing or in the process of migrating device drivers to the Windows NT environment. As an important by-product of this device driver effort, a motion control extension to the defacto standard Microsoft Media Control Interface was developed to provide device independent access to motion control hardware.
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Device Driver Development for Microsoft Windows NT(1): Accessing Motion Control Hardware Using a Multimedia Framework
1998
50 pages
Report
No indication
English
Computer Aided Manufacturing, CAM , Computer Software , Windows(Computer programs) , Computer-aided manufacturing , Operating systems(Computers) , Multimedia , Applications programs(Computers) , Computer program portability , Automation , Software engineering , Software tools , Control equipment , Programming environments , Kernels , Interfaces , Implementation , Motion control , Device drivers , Device independence , Interrupts , User modes
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