A tool to generate an NT KMD framework in C- QUICKSYS

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Introduction

QuickSYS is a quick tool to generate a driver framework like Numega QuickVXD, and is for Windows NT/2K/XP/2K3/LH. It is currently at version 0.3.0.

Using the code

It is simple to use. With just one mouse click, it will create a Visual C++ project. This project will give you a .sys kernel mode driver. You can compile and link your driver in the IDE of both VC6 and VS2005. If you have SoftICE, it can generate a .nms file.

Before you can compile your driver, you must have the Microsoft DDK or IFS installed first.

After you have installed DDK, add an environment variable to your system. Right click "My Computer"->"Properties"->"Advanced"->"Environment Variables". Click "New" under "System variables". Type "BASEDIR" in "Variable name". Type the root directory of your DDK in "Variable value", e.g., C:/WINDDK/3790.

If you want to create a 64 bit driver, you need to add the x64 platform and change the lib directory. It's at "Configuration Properties"->"Linker"->"General"->"Additional Library Directories". Typically, it should be $(BASEDIR)/lib/wnet/amd64 for AMD64 or EM64T. Only VS2005 can compile and link a 64 bit driver.

Source code is included. It is free!