What I've found is that Windows seems to keep the pointer you pass to it
in InstallSubdevice; using a temp pointer and printing to it may get you
in trouble. I had all kinds of random blue screens until I figured this
out.
I ended up using an array of strings that exist for the life of the
driver.
If you need string functions, then the 2003 Server DDK has a set of new,
safe string handling functions that prevent buffer overflows. Here's
the link:
http://www.osr.com/ddk/kmarch/other_4tgn.htm
Matt
Eshanye.K.P wrote:
Hi,
I want to concatenate a number to a PWCHAR string. Like Wave1, Wave2 etc. The string available for me is an initialized PWCHAR. What is the function in kernel, I can use to concatenate a number to this PWCHAR ? If such a function is not available then, is there any way I can implement this. I have to pass a PWCHAR to the function InstallSubdevice() which has PWCHAR Name as one of the parameters. Currently, I'm doing like :-
PWCHAR tecmpstr = L"Wave1"; InstallSubdevice(....,...., tempstr,....);
But the tempstr keeps changing depending on some index which should be concatenated with the name. There are no functions in ddk to convert an integer to wide character also to concatenate wide characters. How do I achieve this ?
Regards Esha
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