Video Miniport’s DriverEntry
A DriverEntry function is the initial entry point for each video
miniport driver. DriverEntry is the required name for this function.
A miniport’s DriverEntry function is called by the I/O manager with two
input pointers and must do the following:
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Call VideoPortZeroMemory to initialize a VIDEO_HW_INITIALIZATION_DATA
structure on the stack.
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Set driver-specific and adapter-specific values in the
VIDEO_HW_INITIALIZATION_DATA fields, including the miniport driver’s entry
points. The following entry points must be set to a driver supplied routine:
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HwVidFindAdapter
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HwVidInitialize
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HwVidStartIO
The HwVidInterrupt, HwVidResetHw, and HwVidTimer entry
points also must be set to a driver-supplied function or to NULL.
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Initialize the StartingDeviceNumber to zero. If a miniport driver
supports more than one adapter, the video port driver uses a different key in
the registry for each adapter and gives each adapter-specific key a name
derived from the zero-based StartingDeviceNumber.
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Set up any driver-determined context data that the miniport’s DriverEntry
function passes to the miniport’s HwVidFindAdapter function.
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Call VideoPortInitialize with the pointers that were input to the DriverEntry
function and with pointers to the filled-in VIDEO_HW_INITIALIZATION_DATA and
miniport-supplied context data, if any.