Programming, reverse engineering and anything else as well …
A few days ago our Führer proclaimed September the 11th “Patriot Day 2007″. Since this date (2001-09-11) was so redefining for many other Western countries in that politicians are removing one by one our civil liberties and rights, I think it is appropriate that all Western nations adopt this day as “Patriot Day” as well and pledge their allegiance to the Führer.
// Oliver
PS: If you find sarcasm in this entry, keep it for yourself 
… had to update the DDKWizard 1.1.2 setup. It won’t matter for those who downloaded it before. The only difference is, that the version shown in the dialog that allows you to choose the options was changed to 1.1.2 now. Argh, missed that one …
// Oliver
It has been almost half a year since DDKWizard got updated last time. But now it’s time for an update. Some accumulated reports of glitches and issues - especially those that bugged me most in daily use - got me to update the wizard finally. It has been almost a year since the very first version of DDKWizard was released to the public and it seems that at least a part of the driver community actually adopts it as a convenient way to create driver (and other) projects inside Visual Studio.
Despite many small changes and fixes, this release changes one file name, the notorious CustomVars.vsprops to <ProjectName>.vsprops. Furthermore the manual has been updated and DLL and CUI projects can now also contain a message file (.mc), which was offered before, but didn’t work properly until this version.
I hope you enjoy this update. Let me know - here in the blog or via email.
- Direct download
- Project website
// Oliver
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