Windows NT Device Driver Book, The: A Guide for Programmers
Read the full review for this book.At just over 520 pages,The Windows NT Device Driver Bookis half the length and less longwinded than more recent texts. However, it is less complete than more recent books and has been criticized as inaccurate on NT DDK mail lists and (with the advent of Windows 2000 and WDM drivers) out of date. Still, some minor things are covered in this book that are not covered in the current crop of books. This includes using hardware compatibility test suites (the HCT CD-ROMs in the MSDN) as a part of stress testing drivers and using DUMPEXAM as well as WinDbg.exe to read crash dumps.--Regan Russell,Dr. Dobb's Electronic Review of Computer Books--Dr. Dobb's Electronic Review of Computer Books