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Rawether SDK Application Development

Rawether for Windows sample applications are currently built using Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003.

A developer intending to use the Rawether SDK should be reasonably proficient in Win32 programming. Familiarity with Win32 asynchronous I/O techniques will be necessary.

 

Rawether Device Driver Development

Rawether DDK Windows 2000 and Higher Device Drivers - Are built using the Windows 2000 build environment of the Windows Server 2003 SP1 DDK.

In order to compile the Rawether Windows NDIS 5.0 protocol driver you must also have the Windows Server 2003 Device Driver Kit (DDK) from Microsoft.

 

Rawether DDK Windows NT Device Drivers - Are built using Microsoft Visual C/C++ V6.0 on the Windows NT platform.

In order to compile the Rawether Windows NT 4.0 device driver you must also have the Windows NT 4.0 Device Driver Kit (DDK) from Microsoft.

 

Rawether DDK Windows 9X and Windows Millennium Device Drivers - Are built using Microsoft Visual C/C++ V6.0 on the Windows 9X platform.

In order to compile the Rawether Windows 9X VxD device driver you must have the VtoolsD VxD development framework from Compuware NuMega (formerly Vireo Software). NuMega can be contacted at http://www.numega.com/drivercentral/components/vtoolsd.shtml .

 

A developer intending to use the Rawether DDK to modify the NDIS protocol drivers should be reasonably proficient in device driver development on each platform.

The developer should already be familiar with basic device driver programming techniques, methods used to build device drivers and device driver debugging techniques!

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