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Have you taken one look at the Microsoft DDK and said this is not for me, let your boss is still waiting for your driver? Don't give up, Jungo has two products to help you. WinDriver allows you to develop USB drivers in user mode with no knowledge of DDKs or kernel mode architecture. If on the other hand you have a little kernel mode experience, but find it takes weeks if not months to write your driver then the Jungo KernelDriver may be for you. It produces driver templates which can be modified and compiled with Visual C and the Microsoft DDKs.
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- Develop high-performance device drivers in user mode.
- No DDK knowledge or kernel level development required.
- Supports Windows 95, 98, Me, NT, NT Embedded, 2000, XP, Windows CE, Linux, Solaris and VxWorks
- Write drivers for USB1.1, USB2.0, PCI, CardBus, CompactPCI, ISA, EISA, ISA-PnP and PCMCIA
- Wizards爁or爃ardware燿etection,燿iagnostics燼nd燼utomatic燾ode爂eneration.
- Creates an INF file for installing your device drivers.
- Shorter development cycle thus faster time to market.
- Ability to run performance critical parts of your driver in kernel mode.
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- Develop high-performance device drivers in kernel mode.
- Supports Linux, Windows 95, 98, Me, NT, 2000 and XP.
- Test hardware in usermode without writing a line of code. Excellent to test new hardware from the engineers before pulling your hair out on the drivers.
- Creates a shorter development cycle thus faster time to market.
- Test your hardware through a graphical user mode application, without having to write a line of code.
- Does not limit access to native DDK calls.
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