Volodymyr,
EDK-II build system is capable of also building drivers written to the EDK-I
standard.
This ability is called ECP. (http://tianocore.sourceforge.net/wiki/ECP )
The Macros you mention in your email would be used in an EDK-I driver.
EDK-II uses different methods including the .dec and new format .inf files to
declare protocols.
--Jeff Bobzin
Insyde Software
From: Volodymyr Sharovar [mailto:volodymyrsharo...@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, July 2, 2014 1:35 PM
To: edk2-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [edk2] Using EFI_PROTOCOL_DEFINITION, EFI_PROTOCOL_CONSUMER and
EFI_PROTOCOL_PRODUCER
Hello,
I have stumbled upon EFI_PROTOCOL_DEFINITION when I was going through UDK
protocols. I have always just included the protocols I was using in the header
file as
#include <path/to/Protocol.h>
and then if my driver would produce it or consume it I would do the same thing
they do in "EDKII Module Writer's Guide" Section 8.4.1. My question is where
and when would I use these macros? Also what would be the benefit of using them
over the method stated in Module Writer's Guide?
Thank you,
Volodymyr Sharovar
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