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For linux driver development, I can refer to <linux driver development>

What about windows driver development?

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Is there any goold books on this topic?

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I think you want the Windows Driver Kit.

ChrisW
Like any SDK,it'll not be too helpful without good documents/tutorials, right?
@user198729: Like any (Microsoft) SDK, this one's full with hundreds of megabytes of documentation and samples, which you would have known by just following the link :)
OregonGhost
I used the help file which ships with the DDK; the help is similar to the MSDN SDK documentation, and includes introductory/overview topics and reference documentation. The other invaluable thing in it is the source code for sample drivers: writing a new driver might often mean modifying/customing the relevent sample driver.
ChrisW
Thank you guys for your answers! But I'm more comfortable with books,can you recommend one you think best?
@user198729 I can't because I've only ever used the DDK documentation and samples.
ChrisW
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Read this.

Benjamin
Written in 2006, though.
ChrisW
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You might find the answers to this question helpful: Getting Started on Driver Development

ChrisW