Re: driver query

RAGHU D <ragd772003-/[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.windows.ce.freeware
Message-ID <[email protected]>
hi dhanesh
 
i am writing for a layered driver.
 
now to check the functionality of my driver i use this
 
app->mdd->pdd->h/w
 
i am using evc++ for this.
 
in evc++,new,projects i choose  wce dll and enter my pdd codes there.
 
my question is
now where to enter mdd codes in evc++ since it is also a dll
 
for writing applications i enter my codes in wce application in evc++.
 
waiting for reply
raghu

Dhanesh D Pai <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi raghu,


> applications->mdd->pdd->hardware
> 


First thing I would like to say is that you havnt put your question in a
clear way. I am really struggling to find a question in your mail. 

Well if your doubt was to confirm the flow of layered WinCE drivers then
you are right 

the flow is app->MDD->PDD-> hardware

But at the same time I would like to remind you that this is not the
only way to do so ..You can very well use monolithic architecture for
designing the display driver ( which generally is the case) . 

in that case 

         app -> driver -> hardware 

These are usually used in the performance critical situations...



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