whyt1_files.txt

/*** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** * File: whyt1_lib.c * * Library for accessing W

The DriverWizard has created:
* A sample diagnostics application for testing the communication with
  your hardware from the user mode.
* Library files, which include API for controling your hardware.

  D:/WinDriver/wizard/my_projects/whyt1_files.txt
         A detailed overview of all the generated files.

  D:/WinDriver/wizard/my_projects/whyt1_lib.h
         A library for controlling your hardware through WinDriver.

  D:/WinDriver/wizard/my_projects/whyt1_lib.c
         Contains the implementation of the functions used for
         accessing each of the resources defined in the Wizard.

  D:/WinDriver/wizard/my_projects/whyt1_diag.c
         The sample user-mode application which diagnoses your
         hardware using the whyt1_lib.h library.

  D:/WinDriver/wizard/my_projects/x86/msdev_6/whyt1_diag.dsw
         Microsoft Developer Studio 6.0 WorkSpace File.

  D:/WinDriver/wizard/my_projects/x86/msdev_6/whyt1_diag.dsp
         Microsoft Developer Studio 6.0 Project File.

  D:/WinDriver/wizard/my_projects/whyt1.inf
         A formatted reference file for Windows that contains
         information about installation files and devices, such as
         filenames, version information and so on.

Compiling this project:
  For MSDEV 6,5, open MSDEV, load x86\msdev_6\whyt1_diag.dsw and compile

Converting to a GUI application:
  This sample was written as a console mode application (rather than
  a GUI application) that uses standard input and standard output.
  This was done in order to simplify the source code. You may change it
  into a GUI application by removing all calls to printf() and scanf()
  functions, and calling MessageBox() instead.