Can drivers under DOS only be written in assembly? - China DOS Union Forum

I can't come up with an example right now, but there's a translated yellow-cover book, I think it's called something like Detailed Explanation of IBM PC Assembly Language, and it has quite a few examples like that!
Actually, writing drivers is just about hiding individuality and providing application programs with a unified interface for using peripherals!
Its most basic operation is just operating the I/O interface, and C language has that kind of thing too, much easier to use than assembly!
I recommend you go have a look at this place, but the difficulty level here is a bit higher!
http://www.driverdevelop.com/ gets hacked a lot, so don't blame me if you can't get on, hehe
Actually, my keyboard program is already very close to a driver program, hehe!

Floor1　yixianwei	Posted 2003-10-29 00:00
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Please give me some guidance!

Floor2　xy_god	Posted 2003-10-30 00:00
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No, C can be used too!

Floor3　yixianwei	Posted 2003-10-30 00:00
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Then are there any examples like that? Can you tell me where I can download some materials? My email: yixianwei@mail.china.com. Thank you!

Floor4　xy_god	Posted 2003-10-30 00:00
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I can't come up with an example right now, but there's a translated yellow-cover book, I think it's called something like Detailed Explanation of IBM PC Assembly Language, and it has quite a few examples like that! Actually, writing drivers is just about hiding individuality and providing application programs with a unified interface for using peripherals! Its most basic operation is just operating the I/O interface, and C language has that kind of thing too, much easier to use than assembly! I recommend you go have a look at this place, but the difficulty level here is a bit higher! http://www.driverdevelop.com/ gets hacked a lot, so don't blame me if you can't get on, hehe Actually, my keyboard program is already very close to a driver program, hehe!