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Hi, I am a newbie so please excuse me for asking this. I am currently working on a school project where I am required to make a custom windows/linux driver to talk to the Stratix II GX board via PCI-E. However, I can not find any good tutorial/documentation online for creating a custom pci-e driver. Can anyone please explain to me the basic steps/tools I need? Links to documentations/tutorials are fine too. Thanks.
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altpicechdma.c driver for Linux.It's in the core.
WinDriver 10.0 for Windows. You need to know C.Assembler or C++ practically are not used. There is a lot of documentation.Surf the net.- Mark as New
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--- Quote Start --- Can anyone please explain to me the basic steps/tools I need? Links to documentations/tutorials are fine too. Thanks. --- Quote End --- I suggest you first get a basic understanding of drivers. I have coded drivers under windows, and I suggest you read something about WDM and KMDF. Of course, a basic c/c++ skill is required. After that, you can find some sample driver codes and adapt them to your device according to your requirements.
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