Toolkits - TVicHW32 - Hardware Control from Win32 (Port I/O, Memory and Interrupts)

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TVicHW32 Features

TVicHW32's main capabilities are:

	direct port I/O access
	obtains pointers to physical memory by directly mapping them to the user process's address space
	simultaneous handling of multiple hardware interrupts
	advanced LPT support including access to any pin on any LPT port
	access to IDE HDDs hardware manufacturer information (HD serial number, geometry, etc.) for IDE1-IDE4
	keyboard hooks and scan-code messaging
	access to PCI configuration data allowing enumeration of all PCI devices
	memory buffer allocation for system and busmaster DMA operations
	execution of the user's functions at high-privileged CPU level (Ring0)

TVicHW32 provides an interface to drivers for the following programming languages:

	Microsoft Visual C/C++
	Borland Delphi (versions 2-7)
	Borland C++ Builder (versions 1, 3 - 6)
	Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0
	Microsoft Visual Basic .NET(New!)
	Microsoft Visual C#(New!)
	Borland Kylix (New!)
	Other programming systems that access functions in DLL's

For details as to how TVicHW32 can help you, feel free to download the TVicHW32 Html Help File, refer to the TVicHW32 FAQ page or contact us.

Developers Tools News

19 April 2004
TVicHW32 5.4 released

MS VB.Net support added
MS VC# support added
Borland Kylix (Linux) support added (Commercial License only)

For details, go to the TVicHW32 page.

5 August 2001
TVicHW32 5.0 released

TVicHW32 5.0 has just been released, allowing execution of privileged CPU instructions at the application level. The new RunRing0Function lets you access all ports directly with IN/OUT assembler instructions or with _inp() _outp() "C" functions, and gives you control over hardware interrupts and access to CPU special registers. Also new in this release is the ability to correctly handle "level sensitive" interrupts generated by PCI devices. For details, go to the TVicHW32 page.