Windows Driver Kit (WDK)
A set of Microsoft tools that are used to develop, test, and deploy Windows drivers.
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How to read/write registers by a sound wire bus driver?
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Sun Wane
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Hi, All:
I am developing a kernel driver for an amplifier device. I find a intel NUC 15 notebook that supports the soundwire bus. I notice that there is a device that is named as "Intel Smart Sound Technology for MIPI SoundWire Audio" in the device manager and I think it is the soundwire bus device. I use the SoundWireController.h that is in the WDK 26100 to develop a virtual driver. In the virtual driver, I send a IOCTL_SOUNDWIRE_READ_REGISTERS device IO control to the soundwire bus driver, but it returns STATUS_UNSUCCESSFULLY. I can not find any documents about how to use SoundWireController.h and any sample codes to read/write something by soundwire bus driver. Anyone can help me? I want to know is there a soundwire bus driver on windows, and is it support to use SoundWireController.h now?
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