Ergebnis der Suchanfrage

• Forum: Win32/Win64 API (native code)

  Re: Treiber Handling

    Delphi
    by JamesTKirk, 30. Dez 2009
  The kernel already creates a dump for you if you enable that (you can sometimes see the progress of saving it on the bottom of a BSOD) and WinDbg can extract the last DbgPrint messages for you out of this dump. That's one of those parts the guys at Microsoft did well :mrgreen:
  
  A note about BSODs: The kernel still runs when a BSOD occurs, that's the reason why it can print to the screen and...
• Forum: Win32/Win64 API (native code)

  Re: Treiber Handling

    Delphi
    by JamesTKirk, 30. Dez 2009
  Perhaps that's because noone else (in this forum) is using the kit you are using ;)
  
  
  
  That's basically the purpose of DbgPrint :D If possible I'll try to implement the stack trace feature of Free Pascal, which allows you to find the unit and line where an exception occured. (That will be very handy when used with DbgPrint ;) )
  
  I don't know how well the Delphi kernel mode handles...
• Forum: Win32/Win64 API (native code)

  Re: Treiber Handling

    Delphi
    by JamesTKirk, 30. Dez 2009
  You may try this (it's a suggestion and not tested):
  
  
  fpc -FuC:\test1\include -Mdelphi driver.pas
  bin\rmcoff2 driver.o
  bin\link /NOLOGO /ALIGN:32 /BASE:0x10000 /SUBSYSTEM:NATIVE /DRIVER /LIBPATH:C:\test1\lib /ENTRY:DriverEntry ntoskrnl.lib hal.lib win32k.lib ntdll.lib ntutils.lib /out:driver.sys driver.obj
  
  
  I don't know what options link needs to link a 64-bit file. Perhaps
  /ALIGN:64
• Forum: Win32/Win64 API (native code)

  Re: Treiber Handling

    Delphi
    by JamesTKirk, 27. Dez 2009
  Just try to compile the units with FPC.
  
  E. g. in a shell run
  
  fpc -Pi386 -FuPath/To/Other/Units yourunit.pas
  
  When you try this on Windows you should use "\" of course. If you need to compile for Win64 then you need to use this instead of "-Pi386":
  
  -Px86_64 -Twin64
• Forum: Win32/Win64 API (native code)

  Re: Treiber Handling

    Delphi
    by JamesTKirk, 24. Dez 2009
  That's why I decided to follow the "translate on demand" approach. At least until the port is mature enough to "stand on its own feet" and others start to contribute. ;)
  
  Regards,
  Sven
• Forum: Win32/Win64 API (native code)

  Re: Treiber Handling

    Delphi
    by JamesTKirk, 24. Dez 2009
  I meant "It may not translate everything (...)" :oops:
  
  
  
  The converted code can also be used with Delphi. You may remember this tool in the future, because it's really helpful ;)
  
  Regards,
  Sven
• Forum: Win32/Win64 API (native code)

  Re: Treiber Handling

    Delphi
    by JamesTKirk, 24. Dez 2009
  Try h2pas which is included with Free Pascal. It allows you to (mostly) convert C declarations to Pascal ones. Don't forget to study its options. I may not translate everything you feed it with, but it's rather helpful.
  
  Regards,
  Sven
  
  Edit: Where did you find this OpenSysLib? I'm curious. :mrgreen: