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Build Better Drivers Faster with Driverstudio 3.0

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Overview With the release of DriverStudio 3.0, Compuware has made a major effort to help device driver developers make better drivers faster. DriverStudio accelerates key phases of device driver development, including developing, debugging, testing, tuning and deployment using the familiar .NET IDE environment. Driver developers can now create WHQL-certified device drivers quickly and easily. In this white paper, Berni McCoy and John Robbins from Wintellect, a premier .NET and Windows consulting, debugging and education firm, discuss key aspects of DriverStudio 3.0 and how it can help you develop better device drivers.

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Publisher	Compuware Corporation	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	August 2003	Downloads	117
Format	White Papers
Topics	.NET

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Desktops

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Mobile & Wireless

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PDAs

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Applications

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ZDNet UK

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ntl:Telewest Business

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IBM

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IBM

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