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In this topic we explain how to use Visual Studio to start writing a new software driver. Software drivers are different from device function drivers, filter drivers, and file system drivers, which we cover in other topics. For more information about software drivers and how they differ from other types of drivers, see What is a Driver? and Choosing a Driver Model.
To begin, first determine which driver model is appropriate for your software driver. The three options are the Kernel Mode Driver Framework (KMDF), the legacy NT driver model, and the Windows Driver Model (WDM). For help determining which model is best for you, see Choosing a Driver Model.
Case 1: You want to use KMDF
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- In Visual Studio, on the File menu, choose New | Project.
- In the New Project dialog box, in the left pane, locate and select WDF.
- In the middle pane, select Kernel Mode Driver (KMDF).
- Fill in the Name and Location boxes, and select OK. For more details, see Writing a KMDF Driver Based on a Template.
Note
When you create a new KMDF driver, you must select a driver name that has 32 characters or less. This length limit is defined in wdfglobals.h. Drivers motec pty.
- At this point, you have a driver project that implements the general code required by most KMDF drivers. Now you can supply the code that is specific to your software driver.
Case 2: You want to use the legacy NT model
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In Visual Studio, on the File menu, choose New | Project.
In Visual Studio, in the New Project dialog box, under Windows Driver, select WDM | Empty WDM Driver.
Note
You are not going to write a WDM driver, but you need the Empty WDM Driver template.
Fill in the Name and Location boxes, and select OK.
At this point, you have an empty WDM driver project. In the Solution Explorer window, select and hold (or right-click) your driver project, and choose Add | New Item.
In the Add New Item dialog box, select C++ File (.cpp), enter a name for your file, and select OK.
Note
If you want to create a .c file instead of a .cpp file, enter a name that has the .c extension.
Include ntddk.h.
Implement the functions required by your software driver. As you implement and organize your functions, you might decide to add header files and additional .cpp or .c files.
Case 3: You want to use WDM
It is extremely unlikely that you'll want to use WDM for a software driver. But if you do, follow these steps.
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In Visual Studio, on the File menu, choose New | Project.
In Visual Studio, in the New Project dialog box, under Windows Driver, select WDM.
Fill in the Name and Location boxes, and select OK.
At this point, you have an empty WDM driver project. In the Solution Explorer window, select and hold (or right-click) your driver project, and choose Add | New Item.
In the Add New Item dialog box, select C++ File (.cpp), enter a name for your file, and select OK.
Note
If you want to create a .c file instead of a .cpp file, enter a name that has the .c extension.
Include wdm.h.
Implement the functions required by your software driver. As you implement and organize your functions, you might decide to add header files and additional .cpp or .c files.