Windows port of I/O functions

[Mac]

Hello,

How do I implement the following functions in Windows?:

outb

outl

inb

iopl

inb

inl

I think I might need STL.

Does anyone know a good tutorial for programming windows with STL?

Thanks,
Mac
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[Victor Bazarov]

Mac wrote:

Hello,

How do I implement the following functions in Windows?:

Ask in a Windows newsgroup.

>
outb

outl

inb

iopl

inb

inl

I think I might need STL.

STL (and C++) has nothing to do with hardware. Any hardware interaction
is achieved using system- and platform-specific libraries. You need to
ask in the system/platform- specific newsgroup.

Does anyone know a good tutorial for programming windows with STL?

Nicolai Josuttis' "The C++ Standard Library" is one of the best.

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[Mac]

Does anyone know a good tutorial for programming windows with STL?

Nicolai Josuttis' "The C++ Standard Library" is one of the best.

>Doesn't cover STL and Windows.
Try STL Programming from the Ground Up by Herbert Schildt (Author)

How do I implement the following functions in Windows?:

Ask in a Windows newsgroup.

>Not helpful. This question is a request for an answer not, a referral.
If anyone knows the Windows equivalent functions for register manipulation please post.

I think I might need STL.

STL (and C++) has nothing to do with hardware. Any hardware
interaction
is achieved using system- and platform-specific libraries. You need
to
ask in the system/platform- specific newsgroup.

>STL (and C++) are used to program CPU's and perform I/O .
Again not helpful. This question is a request for an answer not, a referral.

>Have fun, Mac

[osmium]

"Mac" wrote:

How do I implement the following functions in Windows?:

outb

outl

inb

iopl

inb

inl

I think I might need STL.

Does anyone know a good tutorial for programming windows with STL?

You may need STL but not in the context of the other stuff you ask about.
STL is a very high level thing, the other things you list are very low
level. As mentioned else thread, Josuttis is the bible for STL. it is a
tutorial *and* reference.

WRT the op codes (or whatever) plug this into google < msdn outb>.
Pay special attention to the response by KingTermite. If you dig around the
MSDN site long enough you are likely to find your answer. The op codes are
not part of C++ so you will never get an answer in this group. That's just
the way things are.

[stan]

osmium wrote:

"Mac" wrote:

>How do I implement the following functions in Windows?:

outb
outl
inb
iopl
inb
inl

I think I might need STL.
Does anyone know a good tutorial for programming windows with STL?

You may need STL but not in the context of the other stuff you ask about.
STL is a very high level thing, the other things you list are very low
level. As mentioned else thread, Josuttis is the bible for STL. it is a
tutorial *and* reference.

With only the info given I would suggest that the STL will not be of
much help. The question is a little like what kind of screwdriver do I
need to drive a nail.

WRT the op codes (or whatever) plug this into google < msdn outb>.
Pay special attention to the response by KingTermite. If you dig around the
MSDN site long enough you are likely to find your answer. The op codes are
not part of C++ so you will never get an answer in this group. That's just
the way things are.

It's not unlike walking into math class and asking "What's the atomic
number for carbon?" The odds of finding a subject matter expert increase
when you pay attention to the audience. I do confess I don't know what
group covers att assembly syntax, STL, and windows. Sounds like a driver
type of application from the low level io stuff.

[red floyd]

Mac wrote:

Hello,

How do I implement the following functions in Windows?:

outb

outl

inb

iopl

inb

inl

You're OT here, but...

You can't do that from userspace in Windows. You need to write a device
driver. To do that you need the DDK.