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Interrupt Hooking and retrieving device information on Windows NT/2000/XP

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Alexander M.,

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I'm a lazy coder who started coding at the age of 8 and I live in (c)old Germany Frown | :(
I'm a university student at LMU munich (http://www.lmu.de/).
Course of studies: computer science of course Wink | ;)
 
I'm also very interested in system programming, assembler and SIMD... but they are not listed as interests choices here :(

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This article shows you how to hook interrupts, and how to get device resource information from the registry
Type Article
Licence GPL3
First Posted 30 Jul 2003
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