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Your KMDF driver log can also be available in a mini-dump under certain circumstances. If you have a full kernel dump or a full memory dump, the log will be always present (barring any memory corruption or problems writing out the dump file). KMDF will Read More...
Yesterday I talked about the KMDF log. The KMDF log is a great tool to debug why a DDI call has failed or diagnose the cause of a bugcheck in your driver. You can customize different attributes of the log so that you can better debug your driver. The Read More...
A lot of developers have a great experience with KMDF, but then they sometimes hit a wall. They add a chunk of code and the drivers start failing because something in the new code was not implemented correctly. The first question that comes to mind is Read More...
One of the prominant design goals throughout KMDF's development cycle was to create a system that had a built in and deeply integrated verifier from the start. Furthermore, we had a goal to create a system that was easier to verify (as compared to WDM) Read More...
 
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