Re: Device Driver: starting with just a card

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Stephen torri wrote:

Ok. Cheating to me would be to look at the code that someone else has
done to write a parallel port driver. Where would I find documentation
for common parallel port hardware? I have a Intel 440BX chipset, old I
know, on this computer.

It's not cheating if you study the code to learn the protocol, and then write a new driver from scratch.


Or you could look at the code from another OS. DOS and OS/2 are good choices for this.

The parallel port interface is documented in tons of older PC programming books.

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