Comments on: DDKBUILD.CMD 7.2 released (updated) http://blog.assarbad.net/20080420/ddkbuildcmd-72-released/ Programming, reverse engineering and anything else as well ... Thu, 20 Nov 2008 17:14:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Oliver http://blog.assarbad.net/20080420/ddkbuildcmd-72-released/#comment-48943 Oliver Tue, 28 Oct 2008 18:36:21 +0000 http://blog.assarbad.net/20080420/ddkbuildcmd-72-released/#comment-48943 I know it is a bit late to reply, but the DDKWizard manual contains a detailed information about DDKBUILD and how to use it. I am working at something even more detailed, though. Browse files are not yet covered in the manual, because I never ever use them. Using Visual Assist X, I have found a much better replacement. // Oliver I know it is a bit late to reply, but the DDKWizard manual contains a detailed information about DDKBUILD and how to use it. I am working at something even more detailed, though.

Browse files are not yet covered in the manual, because I never ever use them. Using Visual Assist X, I have found a much better replacement.

// Oliver

]]> By: alex http://blog.assarbad.net/20080420/ddkbuildcmd-72-released/#comment-46504 alex Wed, 03 Sep 2008 22:06:20 +0000 http://blog.assarbad.net/20080420/ddkbuildcmd-72-released/#comment-46504 In spite of apparently lot of info about DDKBUILD in the web, NO STEP-BY-STEP info was found. I still wasted a frustrating whole day to create the BSC file and use it in VC++ 8.0 express. It applies to both OSR & HOLLISTECH DDKBUILD. latest DDK version 6001.18001 Here are the actual steps 1. Add this line to the sources file USER_C_FLAGS = $(USER_C_FLAGS) /FR This is to create somesourcefile.SBR file 2. Create a file named SBRLIST.TXT and add line(S) somesourcefile.sbr you may have in your project in seperate lines 3. Inside VC++ express edition IDE, open menu VIEW -> solution explorer. Right click on the and -> to point to the newly created BSC file THATS ALL !! Now you have source level browsing like RIGHT CLICK on any function name and etc., * still one frustrating problem ( minor ) remains and i am looking into it. ** Since VC++ is using this BSC file, subsequent BUILDS fail with error "...cannot open...BSC file..access denied..." or something like that. So every time before i build i have to remove this BSC file the project and add later. So if you plan on a session of frequent BUILDS, avoid adding this BSC file to the project, till last --alex In spite of apparently lot of info about DDKBUILD in the web, NO STEP-BY-STEP info was found. I still wasted a frustrating whole day to create the BSC file and use it in VC++ 8.0 express. It applies to both OSR & HOLLISTECH DDKBUILD.

latest DDK version 6001.18001
Here are the actual steps

1. Add this line to the sources file
USER_C_FLAGS = $(USER_C_FLAGS) /FR
This is to create somesourcefile.SBR file

2. Create a file named SBRLIST.TXT and add line(S)
somesourcefile.sbr
you may have in your project in seperate lines

3. Inside VC++ express edition IDE, open menu
VIEW -> solution explorer.
Right click on the and -> to point to the newly created BSC file

THATS ALL !!

Now you have source level browsing like RIGHT CLICK on any function name and etc.,

* still one frustrating problem ( minor ) remains and i am looking into it.

** Since VC++ is using this BSC file, subsequent BUILDS fail with error “…cannot open…BSC file..access denied…” or something like that. So every time before i build i have to remove this BSC file the project and add later. So if you plan on a session of frequent BUILDS, avoid adding this BSC file to the project, till last

–alex

]]> By: Empyrium http://blog.assarbad.net/20080420/ddkbuildcmd-72-released/#comment-39306 Empyrium Fri, 09 May 2008 08:55:02 +0000 http://blog.assarbad.net/20080420/ddkbuildcmd-72-released/#comment-39306 Thanks for your tool, it really made my driver development easier! :smile: Thanks for your tool, it really made my driver development easier! :smile:

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