pcmciadevice.h

一个简单的基于WDM的PCMCIA驱动程序

// PcmciaDevice.h
//
// Generated by DriverWizard version DriverStudio 2.7.0 (Build 562)
// Requires Compuware's DriverWorks classes
//

#ifndef __PcmciaDevice_h__
#define __PcmciaDevice_h__

// TODO:	The wizard creates a single driver managed queue class.
//			You may choose to create additional classes derived from
//			KDriverManagedQueueEx to help manage Irp processing.	
class PcmciaDevice_DriverManagedQueue : public KDriverManagedQueueEx
{
public:
	SAFE_DESTRUCTORS;
	VOID StartIo(KIrp I);
};

class PcmciaDevice : public KPnpDevice
{
	// Constructors
public:
	SAFE_DESTRUCTORS;
	PcmciaDevice(PDEVICE_OBJECT Pdo, ULONG Unit);
	~PcmciaDevice();

	// Member Functions
public:
	DEVMEMBER_DISPATCHERS
	virtual NTSTATUS OnStartDevice(KIrp I);
	virtual NTSTATUS OnStopDevice(KIrp I);
	virtual NTSTATUS OnRemoveDevice(KIrp I);
	virtual NTSTATUS DefaultPnp(KIrp I);
	virtual NTSTATUS DefaultPower(KIrp I);
	virtual NTSTATUS OnDevicePowerUp(KIrp I);
	virtual NTSTATUS OnDeviceSleep(KIrp I);
	void SerialRead(KIrp I);
	void SerialWrite(KIrp I);

#ifdef _COMMENT_ONLY

		// The following member functions are actually defined by the
		// a DEVMEMBER_xxx or MEMBER_xxx macro (such as DEVMEMBER_DISPATCHERS).
		// The macro __COMMENT_ONLY never gets defined.  These comment-only
		// definitions simply allow easy navigation to the functions within
		// the Developer Studio using the class browser.

	virtual NTSTATUS CleanUp(KIrp I);				// COMMENT_ONLY
	virtual NTSTATUS Create(KIrp I);				// COMMENT_ONLY
	virtual NTSTATUS Close(KIrp I);					// COMMENT_ONLY
	virtual NTSTATUS DeviceControl(KIrp I);			// COMMENT_ONLY
	virtual NTSTATUS SystemControl(KIrp I);			// COMMENT_ONLY
	virtual NTSTATUS Read(KIrp I);					// COMMENT_ONLY
	virtual NTSTATUS Write(KIrp I);					// COMMENT_ONLY
#endif

	// Member Data
protected:
		// Unit number for this device (0-9)
	ULONG				m_Unit;
	KPnpLowerDevice		m_Lower;
	PcmciaDevice_DriverManagedQueue m_DriverManagedQueue;
// TODO:	Create additional driver managed queues.  These might be
//			of the same class (PcmciaDevice_DriverManagedQueue),
//			or you might choose to derive another class.
};

#endif