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A primary design goal for WDF was to make the driver models easy to extend to support new types of hardware. The first hardware-specific specialized I/O targets in both UMDF and KMDF support USB devices. One can use the USB I/O targets to write a fully functional Windows driver for a USB device that uses the Windows USB device stack. This paper provides information about writing UMDF and KMDF drivers for USB devices.

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Date:Apr 2007
Pages:20

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