Erm - with respect - i write drivers for gasoline pumps, Data Entry
Terminals, and other electronic (and in some cases, not so electronic)
machinery.
You can do it. It's complicated, and requires careful though more than
anything else, but I do it every day as part of my job. :-)
The issue here is getting small enough time slices to do what you want to
do. And several people have posted links to objects that do that.
Regards
Tim
At 07:35 24/06/2005, you wrote:
Out-of-the-box Delphi can't generate the kind of executable module
required for a driver. I'm not 100% you can't do it with Delphi alone but
doing it with Delphi requires writing an other program that will relocate
the one that becomes a driver. Not nice :-(
As an alternative there are 3P tools that help you write a driver using
any language capable of generating a DLL (and that includes Delphi).
Unfortunatelly I no longer have an URL...
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