| ??? 03/16/05 00:05 Read: times |
#89754 - NT kernels Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Farshid Jafari Harandi said:
Andy did mentioned a good point, using the NT kernels you don't get the proper timing Actually, if you wrote in NT Kernel mode (ie, wrote a proper NT Device Driver), you probably would get the timings. The trouble is that your code runs as a User application - so it does not get the direct access to the hardware that you assume (it just gets emulated access - hence the timing is lost). There are parallel port drivers available for NT (including some free ones) which should let you achieve the necessary timing... |
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