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    Hi all, I am totally new to computer hardware programming. But i know VC++ application programming using MFC. I would like to learn abt computer hardware programming using VC++. Can anyone help me to give some startup tips ( any books, articles, source code)? Thanks in advance.

    Regards, Ram

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      Hi all, I am totally new to computer hardware programming. But i know VC++ application programming using MFC. I would like to learn abt computer hardware programming using VC++. Can anyone help me to give some startup tips ( any books, articles, source code)? Thanks in advance.

      Regards, Ram

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      Ram Murali wrote:

      computer hardware programming using VC++.

      :confused::~ There are hardware related programming aspects such as "firmware" and "device drivers" programming, but none is using Visual C++.


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        Ram Murali wrote:

        computer hardware programming using VC++.

        :confused::~ There are hardware related programming aspects such as "firmware" and "device drivers" programming, but none is using Visual C++.


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        May i know what are the programming languages used to develop firmware and device drivers??:doh::confused:

        Regards, Ram

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          May i know what are the programming languages used to develop firmware and device drivers??:doh::confused:

          Regards, Ram

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          Ram Murali wrote:

          what are the programming languages used to develop firmware and device drivers??

          People mainly use "C" or "embedded C" to develop firmware. Maybe some others use assembly. And "C" for device driver development with Microsoft DDK. Some minority uses "C++" to develop device drivers, but it is not recommended by Microsoft. (Reference.[^])


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            Ram Murali wrote:

            what are the programming languages used to develop firmware and device drivers??

            People mainly use "C" or "embedded C" to develop firmware. Maybe some others use assembly. And "C" for device driver development with Microsoft DDK. Some minority uses "C++" to develop device drivers, but it is not recommended by Microsoft. (Reference.[^])


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            thank you very much for spending ur time to make me to learn some basics of firmware and device drivers.:)

            Regards, Ram

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