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2. Writing Drivers with the Windows Driver Frameworks
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Writing Drivers with the Windows Driver Frameworks
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Program Manager
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3. The Windows Driver Frameworks make it easy to write high-quality drivers.

4. Agenda The benefits of using WDF WDF core technical concepts
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Agenda
The benefits of using WDF
WDF core technical concepts
Io Handling
Hardware Interaction
PnP & Power Interaction
WDF open source
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5. What’s WDF and why use it?
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What’s WDF and why use it?
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6. What is WDF exactly? Libraries and tools to make writing drivers easy
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What is WDF exactly?
Libraries and tools to make writing drivers easy
Abstracts complexities of underlying OS internals
Makes possible a <20 line driver
Extensible for different device classes
Consistency across different device classes
E.g. GPIO, UART, I2C, NFC, Sensor drivers
Easy driver debugging
Built in framework activity logging
Specialized tools for driver analysis
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7. Supports user-mode and kernel-mode
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Supports user-mode and kernel-mode
Kernel-Mode Driver Framework (KMDF)
1000s of drivers across most device classes
User-Mode Driver Framework (UMDF)
Original UMDF v1 was C++ COM based
UMDF v2 uses the same driver model & syntax as kernel-mode
Supports USB peripherals, Sensors, NFC, Smartcard, HID (including touch)…
Crashing driver affects only the hosting process, not the whole system
Restart policy can recover crashed UMDF drivers
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8. WDF is available across the Universal platform
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WDF is available across the Universal platform
Supported across suite of Windows devices
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9. WDF Core Concepts 4/13/2017 4:34 AM
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10. Driver Workflow Device operational I/O Request handling
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Driver Workflow
Device operational
I/O Request handling
Driver Initialization
Hardware preparation
Driver Cleanup
H/W Interaction
Pnp/Power Interaction
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11. Objects are the basis of WDF
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Objects are the basis of WDF
Everything in the framework is represented by objects (Driver, Devices, Queues, etc.)
Objects have methods, events, and properties
Objects are accessed via handles from methods like WdfDeviceGetDriver
WDFOBJECT
Methods
Properties
Events
WDF functions that operate on objects
Where you can register callbacks
Single values accessible via get/set methods
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12. Automatic object lifetime management
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Automatic object lifetime management
WDF manages allocation and freeing of objects
Maintains a parent/child hierarchy
E.g. When a client completes a WDF request, it is automatically deleted
Driver
(WDFDRIVER)
Device
(WDFDEVICE)
Device
(WDFDEVICE) …
WdfRequestCompleteWithInformation( Request,
STATUS_INVALID_DEVICE_REQUEST, (ULONG_PTR) 0 );
Queue
(WDFQUEUE)
Queue
(WDFQUEUE) …
Flexibility where needed: drivers can choose to mange object lifetime themselves
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13. Object Contexts Every WDF object has a context space
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Object Contexts
Every WDF object has a context space
Context is an arbitrary-sized structure allocated and destroyed by the framework
Used by drivers to store object-specific data
For example, a driver with multiple device objects uses context data to differentiate
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14. Driver Workflow Device operational I/O Request handling
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Driver Workflow
Device operational
I/O Request handling
Driver Initialization
Hardware preparation
Driver Cleanup
H/W Interaction
Pnp/Power Interaction
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15. DriverEntry – Creating the driver
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DriverEntry – Creating the driver
First routine called
DriverEntry is the first driver-supplied routine called when driver is loaded
Creates the WDF Driver Object
WdfDriverCreate ( RawDriverObject, […] , attributes, &driver )
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16. Driver Initialization - DriverEntry( )
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Driver Initialization - DriverEntry( )
NTSTATUS DriverEntry(
_In_ PDRIVER_OBJECT DriverObject,
_In_ PUNICODE_STRING RegistryPath ) {
[…]
// Create WDF Driver Object
WDF_OBJECT_ATTRIBUTES_INIT(&attributes);
attributes.EvtDriverUnload = OnDriverUnload;
WDF_DRIVER_CONFIG_INIT(&config, OnDeviceAdd);
status = WdfDriverCreate(DriverObject,
RegistryPath,
&attributes,
&config,
&driver ); }
Declare vars
WDF Event
WDF Method
WDF Object
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17. OnDeviceAdd – Configs & Objects
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OnDeviceAdd – Configs & Objects
Drivers can specify static configurations
Is driver is acting as a filter?
Is driver is the Power Policy owner?
Create relevant objects
Create I/O Queues for device objects
Create utility objects such as timers, workitems, locks
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18. Driver Initialization - OnDeviceAdd()
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Driver Initialization - OnDeviceAdd()
NTSTATUS OnDeviceAdd( WDFDRIVER Driver, PWDFDEVICE_INIT DeviceInit ) {
WDFDEVICE device;
IWDFIoQueue * pDefaultQueue = NULL;
DeviceInit->SetPowerPolicyOwnership(TRUE);
status = WdfDeviceCreate(&DeviceInit,
&deviceAttributes, &device);
context = GetContext(device);
context->WdfDevice = device;
status = pIWDFDevice->CreateIoQueue(
NULL, TRUE, WdfIoQueueDispatchParallel,
TRUE, FALSE, &pDefaultQueue );
return status; }
Static Configuration
Device Create
Setting Context
Queue Create
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19. Driver Workflow Device operational I/O Request handling
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Driver Workflow
Device operational
I/O Request handling
Driver Initialization
Hardware preparation
Driver Cleanup
H/W Interaction
Pnp/Power Interaction
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20. Hardware Preparation Events
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Hardware Preparation Events
Get hardware resources,
Do some static configuration,
(PrepareHardware)
Enter powered state
(D0Entry)
Enable interrupts
(InterruptEnable) …
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21. Prepare Hardware Get hardware resources, Do some static configuration,
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Prepare Hardware
NTSTATUS OnPrepareHardware(
WDFDEVICE Device,
WDFCMRESLIST ResourcesRaw,
WDFCMRESLIST ResourcesTranslated ) {
int ResourceCount = WdfCmResourceListGetCount(
ResourcesTranslated );
for (i=0; i < ResourceCount; i++) {
descriptor = WdfCmResourceListGetDescriptor(
ResourcesTranslated, i);
switch(descriptor->Type) {
case CmResourceTypePort: […]
case CmResourceTypeMemory: […]
case CmResourceTypeInterrupt: […]
default: break; }
return STATUS_SUCCESS;
Get hardware resources,
Do some static configuration,
(PrepareHardware)
Enter powered state
(D0Entry)
Enable interrupts
(InterruptEnable) …
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22. Device Power up Get hardware resources, Do some static configuration,
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Device Power up
Get hardware resources,
Do some static configuration,
(PrepareHardware)
NTSTATUS
OnD0Entry(
IN WDFDEVICE Device,
IN WDF_POWER_DEVICE_STATE RecentPowerState ){
PADXL345AccDevice pAccDevice = nullptr
pAccDevice = GetContext(Device);
WdfWaitLockAcquire(pAccDevice->m_WaitLock);
I2CSensorWriteRegister(
pAccDevice->m_I2CIoTarget, MY_REGISTER, MY_VALUE, sizeof(MY_VALUE) );
pAccDevice->m_PoweredOn = true;
WdfWaitLockRelease(pAccDevice->m_WaitLock);
return STATUS_SUCCESS; }
Enter powered state
(D0Entry)
Enable interrupts
(InterruptEnable) …
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23. Enable Interrupts Get hardware resources,
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Enable Interrupts
NTSTATUS OnInterruptEnable(
IN WDFINTERRUPT Interrupt,
IN WDFDEVICE Device){
PDEVICE_EXTENSION devExt;
ULONG regUlong;
PULONG intCsr;
devContext = GetDeviceContext(
WdfInterruptGetDevice(Interrupt) );
intRegId = &devContext->IntRegisterId
regVal = READ_REGISTER_ULONG( intRegId );
regVal = ENABLE_INTERRUPT_BYTE( regVal );
WRITE_REGISTER_ULONG( intRegId, regVal );
return STATUS_SUCCESS; }
Get hardware resources,
Do some static configuration,
(PrepareHardware)
Enter powered state
(D0Entry)
Enable interrupts
(InterruptEnable) …
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24. Extend as needed EvtIoResume EvtDMAEnablerFill
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Extend as needed
Get hardware resources,
Do some static configuration,
(PrepareHardware)
EvtIoResume
EvtDMAEnablerFill
EvtDeviceSelfManagedIoInit
EvtDeviceDisarmWakeFromSx
EventChildListScanForChildren
EvtDeviceRemoveAddedResources …
Enter powered state
(D0Entry)
Enable interrupts
(InterruptEnable) …
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25. Driver Workflow Device operational I/O Request handling
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Driver Workflow
Device operational
I/O Request handling
Driver Initialization
Hardware preparation
Driver Cleanup
H/W Interaction
Pnp/Power Interaction
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26. I/O Delivery Through the Framework
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I/O Delivery Through the Framework
I/O Dispatcher
Queue Selection
Execution Level
& Sync Scope
Power Management
Driver’s OnRead
IRP
WDFREQUEST
WDFREQUEST
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27. Queue Selection Queue Types
I/O Dispatcher
Queue Selection
Execution Level
& Sync Scope
Driver’s OnRead
I/O
Power Management
Queue Types
Sequential: Requests are delivered one at a time
Parallel: Requests are delivered to the driver as they arrive
Manual: Driver retrieves requests from the WDQUEUE at its own pace
Parallel
WDFREQUEST
Read
I/O Dispatcher
Write
IRPs
Sequential
WDFREQUEST
IOCTL
Manual
WDFREQUEST

28. Execution Level & Sync Scope
I/O Dispatcher
Queue Selection
Execution Level
& Sync Scope
Driver’s OnRead
I/O
Power Management
IRQL: Interrupt Request Level (PASSIVE_LEVEL, DISPATCH_LEVEL)
Execution Level: IRQL at which event callbacks are invoked
Synchronization Scope: Mechanism for enforcing serialization of callback execution by managing locks
Device Scope: Synchronization of callbacks for a device’s queue and file objects
Queue Scope: Synchronization of callbacks for a queue
None: No synchronization

29. Power management Power Managed Queues Queue events
I/O Dispatcher
Queue Selection
Execution Level
& Sync Scope
Driver’s OnRead
I/O
Power Management
Power Managed Queues
WDF Queues can be “Power Managed”
Requests are delivered only if the device is powered
Helps driver avoid touching H/W when it is powered off
Queue events
EvtIoStop: Called for all requests already delivered to driver when power down happens
EvtIoResume: Called for all inflight requests when a power up happens

30. Request Cancellation Queued request can be cancelled.
“In-flight” requests must be made cancelable
A request should be made cancelable if:
The I/O is going to take long time to complete
The I/O operation on the hardware is abortable
WdfRequestMarkCancelable ( Request, OnRequestCancel );

31. Driver Workflow Device operational I/O Request handling
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Driver Workflow
Device operational
I/O Request handling
Driver Initialization
Hardware preparation
Driver Cleanup
H/W Interaction
Pnp/Power Interaction
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32. Interacting with H/W using I/O targets
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Interacting with H/W using I/O targets
Drivers can’t always complete requests
Need assistance from other drivers in the stack
Driver to Driver
I/O Targets can be next driver in the stack
Can be external driver outside the stack
I/O targets as translators
I/O Target acts as a translator between framework and target device object
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33. Default vs Remote I/O Targets
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Default vs Remote I/O Targets
Default I/O Targets
The next device object lower in driver stack
WDFIOTARGET ioTarget = WdfDeviceGetIoTarget(Device);
Remote I/O Targets
Remote target represents a device object created by some other driver
WdfIoTargetCreate(Device, WDF_OBJECT_ATTRIBUTES, &IoTarget);
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34. Sending requests to I/O target
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Sending requests to I/O target
Synchronously or asynchronously.
Sync - WdfIoTargetSendReadSynchronously
Async - WdfIoTargetFormatRequestForRead followed by WdfRequestSend
Timeouts
Drivers can configure requests to cancel after timeout
Recommended to avoid driver hangs
WdfIoTargetSendIoctlSynchronously( ioTarget, NULL,
IOCTL_ACPI_ASYNC_EVAL_METHOD,
&inputBufDesc, &outputBufDesc,
NULL, NULL);
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35. Driver Workflow Device operational I/O Request handling
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Driver Workflow
Device operational
I/O Request handling
Driver Initialization
Hardware preparation
Driver Cleanup
H/W Interaction
Pnp/Power Interaction
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36. PnP and Power Interaction
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PnP and Power Interaction
PnP Scenarios:
Device is unplugged.
Driver is manually disabled.
Power Scenarios:
System is suspended.
Device is idle for a long time
User presses mouse button to wake the system
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37. Opt-in behavioral model
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Opt-in behavioral model
Drivers provide only necessary event callbacks
Devices which have volatile hardware state (power on & off)
D0Entry, D0Exit, …
Devices which have wake signals
ArmWakeFrom, DisarmWakeFrom, …
Reasonable default implementations
Events without driver callbacks registered for them are handled by WDF
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38. Device is unplugged / disabled
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Device is unplugged / disabled
Queues automatically stopped
WDF stops power-managed queues and top level
Drivers don’t end up sending requests devices not present
In-flight request notified
Framework invokes OnIoStop callback for requests already delivered
Driver can gracefully stop I/O
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39. System goes into sleep Device powered down Devices can wake the system
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System goes into sleep
Device powered down
Drivers can ask WDF to automatically power down devices as system sleeps
Devices can wake the system
Drivers can have their devices armed to wake system on input
WDF_DEVICE_POWER_POLICY_WAKE_SETTINGS_INIT(&wakeSettings);
WdfDeviceAssignSxWakeSettings( device, &wakeSettings );
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40. Driver Workflow Device operational I/O Request handling
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Driver Workflow
Device operational
I/O Request handling
Driver Initialization
Hardware preparation
Driver Cleanup
H/W Interaction
Pnp/Power Interaction
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WDF Open Source
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42. WDF on GitHub! Available starting tomorrow Includes KMDF and UMDF v2
Published under MIT License

43. Private Symbols Included
Published via Microsoft’s Symbol Server
Enables debugging with framework source code
Instructions can be found in the repo wiki

44. Scope of open source

45. Demo
A Driver Crash

46. Use the WDF to write better drivers
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Use the WDF to write better drivers
Abstractions to make drivers simpler
Drivers to only implement event callbacks they need to customize
Provides a powerful utility objects, manages object lifetime
Powerful debugging tools
Automated framework logging (WPP Recorder)
Custom extensions for Windows Debugger (WinDbg)
New add-in for Windows Performance Analyzer (WPA)
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47. Further reading and documentation
WDF Book/ MSDN Documentation
Developing Drivers with Windows Driver Foundation by Orwick and Smith
Kernel-Mode Driver Framework Design Guide
User-Mode Driver Framework Design Guide
Choosing a driver model
Driver Samples
A basic “Toaster” sample (UMDF2)
Echo driver sample, showing queues and IOCTLS (KMDF)
USB FX2 Function Driver (UMDF2)

48. Grand Ballroom III Mansion VIII
12:30
Introduction to Hardware Lifecycle
13:40
Tools for Windows Driver Development
15:00
Intro to Windows Driver Development
16:10
Writing Drivers with the WDF
<Day 2>
10:30
Lab: Getting Started with Driver Dev
11:30
Lunch
Accessing GPIO, I2C, and UART devices
Lab: Driver Testing and Debugging
Driver Testing and Debugging
Lab: Sensor Driver on Sharks Cove
Testing with the Hardware Lab Kit
Intro to Driver Signing, Distribution, Servicing
Lab: Testing with the Hardware Lab Kit
17:20
<Day 3>
09:00
10:10
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