Jungo - Device Driver Development Tool Kits

• No need to learn your OS internals.
• No need to learn the MS DDK or any other kernel development tool.
• Develop and debug your driver in user mode (ring3).
• Same driver code will run on all common operating systems.

Choose KernelDriver if the following is true:

• Do you need to write a Mini-Port driver? (e.g. NDIS, SCSI, ...)
• Do you need to write a kernel mode driver that communicates with applications through IOCTL messages?
• Are you creating a block driver or a filter driver?

• Fast - Reduces learning code for kernel mode driver development.
• Dependable - Provides classes that encapsulate thousands of driver-tested lines of code.
• Intuitive - Wizard creates code that drives the hardware you describe.
• Readable - The C++ design provides for structured, readable code.
• Extensible - Does not limit access to native DDK calls.

New driver developers will find that KernelDriver is much easier to learn and work with than the DDK.

Experienced DDK users will find that the KernelDriver model simplifies many tasks, making code much easier to develop, read, and maintain. KernelDriver does not limit any calls to the native DDK.

WinDriver CE is a device driver development tool for Windows CE. No ETK or CE internals knowledge needed. WinDriver CE features a friendly Wizard for easy hardware diagnostics and automatic code generation. WinDriver CE enables you to communicate with your hardware connected to your NT machine through the emulation mode(!). No need to create image files and use serial cables until your driver is fully debugged. The driver code created will also run on Windows NT, 9x and Linux.

WinDriver Linux - Like the other WinDriver versions, WinDriver Linux enables you to develop your driver code in the user mode, saving you the need to learn the Linux Kernel and its development tools.
Although WinDriver Linux does not yet feature the WinDriver Wizard, you may use the graphical Wizards on the Windows version to diagnose your hardware and auto generate your skeleton code. WinDriver Linux gives you a head start on running your hardware on the fastest growing operating system, without having to master the underlying details.